1. Make simple budget.

Write down what you actually need. This helps save up on money and not using it all at once.

2. Avoid impulse buying

Don't just buy things because they look good. Ask yourself if you really need it. Think about it a day or two and decide if it's quite necessary .

3. Carry your own water.

Buying bottled water everyday can be quite costly. Using reusable bottles can help save up a lot. This is because you don't have to buy water and drinks from the shop but rather get them from home.

4. Compare prices.

Don't just buy what you first see. Compare prices in different shops and you could discover that the same item costs less elsewhere. You could also check online for the same product and decide where it's cheaper.

5. Avoid unnecessary subscriptions.

Make sure you only subscribe to what is quite necessary. Accumulative online subscriptions can really cost you at the end of the month. Minimize especially on entertainment subscriptions.

6. Set a small saving goal .

You don't have to save huge amount of money. Small savings overtime can be of great help in the future. It will also create discipline and a saving culture which could become handy in the future.