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Things I stopped buying as a recovering impulse spender💸 The funny thing is, I thought these purchases were making me happy. Most of them were just creating clutter. One of the biggest financial glow-ups I've had is learning that I can admire something without feeling the need to own it. What's something you've stopped buying? 👀🌷 #UnderconsumptionCore #IntentionalSpending #BudgetingPH #MoneyMindset #FinancelnBloom
Finance in Bloom ✿677,000 views • 4 months ago
A list of things that minimalism doesn't mean! Minimalism is not about fitting into a specific aesthetic or following a set of rules... let's move past the cliches and remember that this lifestyle can look completely different from one person to another ☺️ #minimalism #decluttering #intentionalspending #minimalist #frugalchic
menzdriver77,100 views • 2 months ago
things i stopped buying to save money.. 🙌🏻💸 turns out, a lot of my spending before was just emotional, impulsive, or trying to keep up 😭 now i spend less, buy less, and honestly feel more at peace financially. what’s one thing YOU stopped buying this year? #moneyhabitsph #budgetingtips #intentionalspending #personalfinance #cashstuffingph
Finance in Bloom ✿124,300 views • 6 months ago
So that’s five things I stopped buying, and honestly, my life feels lighter, my wallet happier, and my space way calmer. Your turn. What’s one thing you could stop buying this week that would make your life easier? #Deinfluencing #LifestyleDeflation #FrugalLiving #IntentionalSpending #lowbuyyear
Jane Rivera88,900 views • 9 months ago
Your bank account has clutter too. 🧹💸 Maybe it’s time to stop asking “What can I afford?” and start asking “Does this expense still deserve a place in my life?” Marie Kondo, but make it personal finance. 🧠💶 #FinancialDeclutter #IntentionalSpending #FrugalLiving #ᴍᴏɴᴇʏᴍɪɴᴅsᴇᴛ
Jane Rivera10,700 views • 1 month ago
Spending intentionally has really changed my life for the better. I accumulate less things and my space and mind feels more at peace by owning less. In this video I share to you how I intentionally spend. #intentionalliving #intentionalspending #moneytips #moneymatters #savingmoney
gayle13,000 views • 1 month ago
Where you keep your savings matters just as much as what you're saving for. The amount you save, how often you access it, and how soon you plan to spend it—those are the things that should guide where your money lives. For my major sinking funds—things like holidays, insurance, or travel—I use most of that money within a year, and the amounts aren’t huge. So I keep each one in its own separate savings account at my bank. No fees, no minimums. Just clarity. My emergency fund? That stays in a high-yield savings account with Ally so it can grow a little while it sits. And cash? I rarely save in cash anymore. The goal is to make your money easy to manage and easy to use when you need it—without digging through one big pile and hoping for the best. Every dollar you save should have a label and a purpose. That’s what turns saving into a plan. #thebudgetmom #sinkingfunds #budgetingtips #savingmoney #financialwellness #personalfinance #highyieldsavings #moneysystem #intentionalspending #debtfreejourney #savemoneylivebetter #smartmoneychoices #budgetingcommunity #moneymanagement
thebudgetmom23,300 views • 1 year ago
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