When you buy things online, leave items in the shopping cart for a while. There is a good chance that the website is tracking your purchase and will lower the price over time to entice you into buying. © Whatmeworry4 / Reddit
Credit cards aren’t free money. Please, don’t spend money you don’t have without real necessity or you may get into a vicious cycle that can lead to a lot of problems. © discoshit / Reddit
The key to success is learning how to plan your expenses. The priority should be the payment of your bills and transportation. The next category is food and household expenses. Then go your phone and internet payments. Then clothes, but only really necessary items that are practical, durable, and inexpensive. And the money that is left over after you’ve paid for all of these things, you can use for unplanned expenses and whatever you wish. © Dain Eysward / Yandex. Kew
Don’t get a pet right away without thinking about it first. If you want to provide them with a comfortable life, you’ll have to constantly pay for it, especially when it comes to treatments. And you can’t leave them for a long time if you have to travel somewhere. @ Maria Gorevaya / Yandex.Kew
When I fill out a questionnaire to get a discount card at some shop, I just put a random date instead of my birthday. And it’s so nice to get notifications throughout the year, that say that this magical day is coming and the shop is willing to give me a discount and additional bonuses. It’s impossible to spend all these bonuses on my real birthday, so they get wasted. @ Overheard. Lifehacks / vk

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