The Bargain Spender spends most of their money shopping for bargains. They always comparison shop with other stores and other people to ensure they are getting the best deal. The thrill is in the deal and hunt for treasures. The anticipation of what item or deal they will find next keeps them shopping.
It’s time to remove yourself from all those email marketing lists. Wait until you need an item to buy and trust that you will find them for the best price when you need it, not before
If you can’t go into a store without buying something, don’t go in! Not entering the store takes away the temptation of getting a good deal
Ask yourself if you would have purchased the item on sale at its original price. If not, you might be talking yourself into buying it simply because it’s on sale
The spending habits that I found in my own spending were universal to individuals that struggle with overspending. Through my research I have identified six main Spending Types that account for most of our overspending. Read more about the remaining Spending Types.
Frustrated about overspending? You just need to budget, right? WRONG! Going over budget is not a budget issue—it’s a spending issue. To deal with overspending, you need to deal with the spending habits behind your spending.
Now that you have found your Spending Type, you need to learn how to use that knowledge to curb your spending. Here are your first steps: