6 ways to survive tough economic times

Inflation has been on a wild spending spree, jacking up prices like a caffeinated squirrel in a candy store! It has made people feel like they are not trying hard enough. [ad] It is tough to manage yo...

Inflation has been on a wild spending spree, jacking up prices like a caffeinated squirrel in a candy store! It has made people feel like they are not trying hard enough.

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It is tough to manage your money, but don’t worry! Guardian Life has some good ideas to help you save and still have fun.

Tighten Your Finances

Eliminate unnecessary expenses, review your monthly spending, and identify areas where you can cut costs, such as subscriptions, entertainment, or dining out. Focus on essentials and purchase only what is necessary to meet your basic needs.

READ ALSO:31.8m Nigerians face acute hunger as food prices rise by 262.98% 

Home-Cooked Meals

Avoid expensive restaurants; cooking at home is a more affordable way to nourish yourself without overspending, and it’s even healthier.

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Buy In Bulk

Purchase groceries in bulk to save money and reduce frequent trips to the store.

Reduce Social Outings (Temporarily)

Limit outings. While socialising is important, reducing unnecessary outings can help save a significant amount of money. If you need to socialise, consider inviting friends or family over instead of dining out.

Utilise Public Transportation at Times

Opt for public transportation to save on fuel and vehicle maintenance costs whenever possible. If you have colleagues or friends who live nearby and own a car, consider tagging along to your nearest destination.

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Join Cooperatives

Consider joining local cooperatives or buying groups to take advantage of group discounts and bulk purchasing.

By following these strategies, you can effectively reduce your expenses and strengthen your financial position during these tough times.

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Musa Adekunle

Guardian Life

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