1. Switch to yearly subscriptions.
Online/digital subscriptions usually give up to 40% discount if you pay upfront for a year.
2. Budgeting.
It gives you a clear idea of how much money you have and where it is going. Thus, it allows you to cut certain costs and avoid impulse purchases.
3. Food spending.
Food is one thing we cannot stop when the time is due. Plan your meals in the morning and according to your day, which allows you to avoid food delivery apps that cost higher than restaurant parcels, thus saving you money.
4. Buy daily usage consumables in bulk.
For example, if you use tissue paper/napkins, then buy it for the whole month instead of buying one by one. This allows you to avoid impulse buying and take advantage of offers in bulk purchase—both saving you money.
5. Go for less popular brands instead of more popular brands.
Generic brands tend to cost less compared to popular brands giving you similar quality products.
6. Look out for yearly-once offers when you plan to make larger purchases.
There are certain products where you get large offers once in a year. Examples include festival times, special occasions, republic day, etc.