Frugal Living: What Habits Help You Save Money?

[_Cathy_]

be a tirador ng near expiry. But kailangan marunong pumili ng quality wag yung just for the sake na mura kaya bibilhin.

That's me hahaha. Kumakain nga ko ng expired

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[kagalingan]

oo ok yan hindi naman tunay na expired. May allowance yan 6months to years.

[shadow]

That's me hahaha. Kumakain nga ko ng expired

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oo ok yan hindi naman tunay na expired. May allowance yan 6months to years.

Meet up na kaya kayo? [emoji177]


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[dr. d]

That's me hahaha. Kumakain nga ko ng expired

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if it's chocolate, "chocolate does not expire".
heh heh.

[_Cathy_]

This guy must be miserable. It's the reasoning that I totally disagree with and I can answer each of his points. Personally, I buy expensive things because I want things to last. It's quality vs quantity. Also, expensive is subjective. If you can afford it, why not treat yourself to something nice.

This guy does not want a person to buy anything "nice" So what's a person supposed to splurge on? Reminds me of my 80+ yr old Tita who travels to US-PH yearly and flies coach. I told her seniors should be flying business na. She's childless and I told my Mom to tell her to enjoy her money a bit. Why is she so concerned about leaving money for her relatives?!? Buti naman at nakinig na and now she only flies business



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1. I buy top of the line phones because I use my phone until it dies so that's more or less 5 yrs. I have cheaper back up phones and it doesn't perform as close as my high end phone. I don't agree in those that buy high end phones just to show off and can't afford it

2. Encouraging replica bags? Really? That is so unethical.

3. Cheap shoes on the contrary are the ones that are uncomfortable. I used to buy a lot of cheap tiangge P100 shoes that break down in a few weeks. I even experienced losing a sole while walking. No more sub P1000 shoes for me

4. It's the same as shoes, it's quality. Try buying cheap winter jackets kung hindi manigas ka sa lamig I'm not buying Moncler pero wag naman walmart. It seems like he thinks that people buy expensive items just to show off which is not always true

5. I agree all watches tell the same time but there's nothing wrong with buying a nice watch if a person can afford it. It can be an heirloom pa and in some cases appreciate in value

6. Don't buy cheap undergarments because people can't see it? So lumabas din yung values ng guy that expensive things are for showing off. Good quality undergarments are important especially for those with full breasts. These women can't just buy cheap chinese bras that don't give any support or shape. Also, women sometimes buy it to feel s3xy for themselves and or their partners.

7. Don't buy expensive cars? If a person can avoid an SUV, imo it's more practical than buying a small car that's uncomfortable for 4 people

8. Don't buy a huge house? This I totally disagree with. If I could afford to buy a 2000 sq meter house I would! Your house is supposed to be your sanctuary. Why not make it comfortable? Also, there are people who live in smaller houses and barely talk. It's not in the size of the house, it's in the relationship of the people there. Covid reinforced this further, the benefits of having a big house where one can isolate.

I definitely would be miserable if I followed this guy's advice. Those points apply if a person is struggling with money, but if a person can afford it, go ahead and splurge a little. Wag naman yung tacky show off like the Pacquiaos

[dr. d]

This guy must be miserable. It's the reasoning that I totally disagree with and I can answer each of his points. Personally, I buy expensive things because I want things to last. It's quality vs quantity. Also, expensive is subjective. If you can afford it, why not treat yourself to something nice.

This guy does not want a person to buy anything "nice" So what's a person supposed to splurge on? Reminds me of my 80+ yr old Tita who travels to US-PH yearly and flies coach. I told her seniors should be flying business na. She's childless and I told my Mom to tell her to enjoy her money a bit. Why is she so concerned about leaving money for her relatives?!? Buti naman at nakinig na and now she only flies business



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"guilty." me.
so what? i can afford it. within reason, of course.
besides, "we have to spread the wealth around".
heh heh.

the guy probably eats sardinas for every meal, every day.

[bxr monkey]

Okay din itong Mr. Quickie, 180 pesos re-glue at stitch ng suelas, malinis naman ang tahi dahil may line sa gilid ng suelas. Hehehe..

[papi smith]

Malaki ba ang isinikip?

[sirkosero]

Okay din itong Mr. Quickie, 180 pesos re-glue at stitch ng suelas, malinis naman ang tahi dahil may line sa gilid ng suelas. Hehehe..

Dati nagpapatahi ako ng naalis ng swelas. Kaso ang weird tignan nung tahi.

Buti ngayon may nabibili na shoe glue sa lazada matibay naman. Hindi tulad ng ordinary na rugby

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[_Cathy_]

Dati nagpapatahi ako ng naalis ng swelas. Kaso ang weird tignan nung tahi.

Buti ngayon may nabibili na shoe glue sa lazada matibay naman. Hindi tulad ng ordinary na rugby

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Can you share the link?

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