Woman Over 50? Discover These 50 Frugal Tips To Save More Than Ever Before!
In this video, I'm diving into 50 tried-and-true frugal living tips tailored specifically for women over 50.
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I stopped cooking and started to eat salad with a little meat, dried fruit, seeds, nuts and cheese for toppings. This gives me a more varied and healthier diet.
Honestly, I love the idea of not cooking 😀
Great tips! The only one I wouod add to is dont clear the entire shelf on a good deal. Think of others and only take your fair share. ☺
It's not a free thing. They need to put the item on sale again.
I do the same thing... N hope that at a different time the person/s before me left some for me... I try to think, somone may be having a bad day or will be in a worse situation to me, n this could brighten their day or may it a little easier for them...
I loved your video. Especially how you said woman over 50 should live like they're already retired, to prepare for their lifestyle when retired. Wonderful. 😊Sue
Thanks so much! That is my husband's advice to men his age as well. He was able to retire at 62 because of our frugal lifestyle.
While I love Farmers markets and supporting local businesses, farmers markets are not cheaper for fresh veggies, I’ve found they are quite a bit more at least in the areas I’ve lived in.
Mine too! But my friend who lives in Baltimore says they are cheaper at her Farmers Market than any store in the area. I do roadside stands instead!
Where I’m at they are two or three times as much $ as the grocery store
@@saraconklinfrozenpennies road side stands are the worse please don’t suggest to your audience some of us live in states where road side stands cost more than even farmer’s markets, these are all Mexican illegals that make cash off of us hard working citizens and take advantage of the high prices by doing business on road side stands where actually the prices are even more higher!!!
@@sam12587exactly. I have been to many farmers markets in my hometown of Melbourne & they’ve always been more expensive than grocery stores. Mind you groceries stores too are big rip offs. Now I am currently in France & the weekly markets in the villages ain’t so cheap either. The best idea is just buy enough of what you need & don’t fall for items marked down because they aren’t really that cheap.
Remind viewers to take precautions when bringing anything used into the home....bugs, spiders, mold....can really ruin your day. Love you
Very true! I bought a used microwave off someone and when I bought it home to clean, roaches started coming out of the component of the microwave! Good thing my son is an exterminator. Still took a while to eradicate them though. It was disgusting! 🤢 🪳
You lost me when you said go to food banks just to be thrifty. That is different than going when when you really need to.
Exactly!! It is 100% wrong to go to a food bank just because you want to save money! People in NEED of food are why there are food banks.
I think Sara is referring to a food larder, we have a food bank for donations and a food larder for food donated by shops every day that is going in the bin if not claimed-very different concepts!
She said VOLUNTEER or WORK AT a food pantry or food CO-OP for lower prices, not go to one to get free food. Also, I've heard countless food pantry volunteers say they've been invited to take fresh produce home when they're in excess after being given away to those in need bc they'd go to waste anyhow.
I agree I before becoming a pensioner damaged my spine big time and was on benefits equal to $600 a month that’s all bills then food banks which was so humiliating and angered me women came in fancy cars grabbed everything even free flowers which would have cheered me up I hope karma bites there arse! Ha ha! ♥️🇬🇧
I agree 100% with what you've said . . . except for car care. I used to change the oil on my 1965 Scout ( International Harvester) but that was in the 70s. In 1980 I bought a Chevrolet Monza, which had almost no ground clearance. I wanted to buy some drive-on jacks so I could continue to change my oil, but my Dad said "No, they're too dangerous. " Fast forward 20 years, I'm working at my local hospital, and during one weekend we get three admissions for chest injuries where the car fell off these drive up jacks. No thanks, I'll let the mechanic do it!
We discovered we didn't need Jack's at all to change ours.
I'm 74 I figure if I injure myself trying to change oil the hospital bill will be far more than the cost of having my oil changed. I still do my own yard work, and keep an organized, neat and tidy home so there's that. :)
Ooo jelly I’ve always wanted a Scout ❤
Not only those changes, but we also go thru menopause too in our 50’s, which often isn’t easy!
Thank you for bringing up menopause. I'm not quite there yet but it's around the corner & buying feminine products can get pricey! On top of regular pads I now have to buy Poise Pads that I need to wear almost everyday. I've seen people selling reusable pads online so I may have to try those out to see if I can save some money. 😅
Yep. And the emotional rollercoaster that goes along with that does NOT help our spending!
@@saraconklinfrozenpennies you were looking for other tips on the homepage (sorry, I can’t find that now!) but anyway I follow some budget meal KZhead channels for ideas, and I also find now as empty nesters, even though food is super expensive right now, at least we don’t need to buy the extra food/snacks for our kids anymore (except when they are visiting). I just buy exactly what me & my hubby eat. We’re also making lighter meals for ourselves.
Thanks!@@hollyashton7009
Thank you for these great tips and reminders! I'm already doing many of these things and always have, but I paused the video and cancelled Netflix and Amazon Prime. I'll be getting a library card tomorrow. Clothing swaps can be anything swaps - food, small appliances, books, utensils, craft supplies, decor items, plants, costume jewelry, puzzles - the list is endless. Have them on a monthly or bi-monthly basis with your family and/or circle of friends and make it a potluck. Have your friends invite their friends, too. When you're finished swapping, you sit down to a shared meal and conversation. Everyone de-clutters, which improves mood, saves money, which is the goal, and socializes, which decreases isolation. Swap parties check a lot of boxes.
Great video with many good points! Respectfully, I slightly disagree with the gym memebership: if it is your respite, or you will Push yourself more with a group exercise… do it!! Never go cheap on your mental or physical health. My big tip is meet friends for a walk or hike instead of lunch or dinner!
We have several little free libraries in our city. I donate books and pick up books. It's a great resource
Yes have been decluttering donating selling items from home
Me 2 finally😅😅😅😅
Another book source is Little Free Libraries. They are scattered around neighborhoods and are a great way to share books.
I’m 34 but I enjoyed the video. Instead of using the dryer to dry my clothes. I hang with up in my bathroom on the shower rod or door knobs throughout.
I have a shower surround, I bought a curtain rod and it goes from one end of the surround to the other….I hang clothing on it…when not in use I roll it back to the wall…gives me 2 rods to hang things on, also have a drying rack for small or awkward pieces.
@@virginialangford6257smart!
I have a rolling hanging cart (left over from when needed for closet) that I dry laundry on. Unfortunately it does not fit in laundry room so it lives in the hall most of the time with a place to tuck into pantry when needed.
@@GGsGarden I used to have something similar. That thing comes in handy when you need it. The hall might have better air flow than the laundry room anyway. It’s nice to see what others do when it comes to things like this 🙂
I am 64 and have been living frugal doing these things for years. Times have changed and newer ideas need to be come up with. You have to take it a step farther come up with new and better idea's. You can't just say shop sells and use coupons, now every meal has to be planned out to the last little crumb you have with nothing wasted. Having meat in a meal is now the dessert, it's for special occasions, with two more canning plants closing down soon vegetable prices will also be going up. How are you going to handle that? While casseroles used to be the secret and dump crockpot meals were the answer, now every ingredient cost 20 percent more. 5 ingredient recipes will cost you more than 20.00, now it's just plain potatoes with a side of beans. Spices will become more important, cooking outside every chance you get will be the way to go, and no you can't use those cute gas things, nor charcoal you will be going foraging for wood. Mom made a temporary cooker outside the back of the house when I was young out of some leftover concrete blocks and we found the wood. Used an old oven wire rack for the pots and pans to sit on. Think now before you get caught in the storm that is coming. Do you really need to use all that toilet paper? Reassess every purchase, save your cash, small bills, don't trust the banks, have your tax money set aside as soon as you get the last one paid off. I had thought we were going to be o.k. until I saw some utubers in Arizona show the price of a beef roast at 42.00. Those prices are moving my way, it's time to buckle down even harder. Good luck, I would like to know if anyone else is really feeling the pinch and what have they had to give up that other people think are "normal" purchases.
I saw that video, too... Having brain fart on name, but do remember it had glorious in the name. I have given up paper products almost completely, using family cloths and reusable homemade items instead. Cleaning products are vinegar and water with just a few drops of cheap dishsoap. Feeding pets less pet food, supplemented with cheap cuts of meat and meat juices left over from our dinners, is cheaper than straight dried food, and they like it better. Resize my old clothes since I have to eat less... have stopped desserts and drink only water, no more sodas. Have actually stopped eating almost everything that has sugar due to health problems. No sugar, no starchy carbs like carrots and potatoes, very little fruit, mostly berries. Have chickens for eggs, grow sprouts, and will probably have a small container garden of some sort once I learn more about it, AND may even do a little foraging here and there istead of letting the critters eat all my bkackberries. Oh, and I rarely buy water to drink when out as I always have a bottle that I bring from home. I also reuse grocery bags for my trash. I am sure I am forgetting something, but that is all I can think of for now.
I really enjoyed your comment. And I hear you. I'm taking it to heart and will put some serious thought and research into it. I truly appreciate the constructive criticism, and thank you for doing it in a kind manner.
I really appreciate your enthusiasm. I think you could do a great video about how getting older can affect us emotionally and in turn that can affect us financially. Whether it be spending more because of our emotions or not focusing on spending on the important things to take care of ourselves. I think you would do really well with discussing real emotions behind spending habits because you seem to be very down to earth.
Free Little Libraries are an awesome resource both to get books and to declutter your own collection.
I had to back up and listen again about what you said about cooking at home. Haven't we done that for ages? I love my own cooking and I know when it's healthy or a splurge. Those delicious meals become lunch to take to work. Eating out is for special occasions with a family member. I'm over 60 (still working) and batch cook one weekend day. I love most of the other suggestions! Thanks for the great content! When I dropped Prime, I bought less!
I absolutely love all the tips. Batch cooking , make easy delicious 😋 snacks, shopping sales at different stores 🏬, and yes using what I have. I love KZhead so no cable for me. Walking around the neighborhood is my way of getting exercise. Working on my garden in my backyard. Growing flowers and herbs to have around the house 🏠 for natural aroma. Ohh so many possibilities and don’t cost a penny 😊
Great tips, Sara! Reminders always appreciated for sure. A couple more to consider. 1) Take advantage of any discounts for which you may qualify: senior, military, teacher, first responder etc. Many other occupations/professions may be eligible for their own discount. 2) Stores/services don't often advertise specific discounts they offer; ask! 3) Check out sports and entertainment venues and research becoming an "event staff" person. This may be either as a volunteer or for perhaps minimal pay but a) free entertainment, b) sometimes a free, light meal is included, and c) maybe extra income. Again, thank you, Sara, for all you present! Barb
You're right about getting out of debt before you retire. I actually retired on disability and I've been struggling with that ever since! The best thing is to never get into debt and I always knew it was uncomfortable and I didn't like it but after I got married it was a different story! I really appreciate your tips and I find your videos very encouraging.
For the last few months, my budget has gotten completely blown. It's a good thing I have quite a bit in savings. It's also a good thing that my health insurance is good. I'd have even more bills!
Yes cook eat at home i meal prep freeze in portion sizes
Enjoying your videos geared towards women over 50. 😆 ♥️ 🌷Sam
Me, too! Hope they keep coming!
Thanks so much! I appreciate that!
Like always, great ideas. One thing I did many years ago as a stay at home mom, was to use powdered milk whenever baking. It was economical and hopeuflly it is today. I use loyalty cards and a credit card points. I save those point(money) until spring then use those rewards to buy annuals and perennials for the garden. I always tell people, "I don't spend if I don' earn". Keep up the good tips!
My library has lots of activities, educational speakers, and clubs. It has online subscriptions to magazines like consumer reports. It even lends out museum passes.
I'm always amazed at the number of people I know who are struggling financially that have cable and/or multiple streaming subscriptions. How does anyone watch that much TV????? Plus there are so many freebies out there. I limit us to two at a time and currently we only have one which is about to be cancelled.
I'm 47 and definitely getting a head start! Thank you for the tips! Another store that's overpriced these days is Dollar general especially out here in rural Georgia. I drive 46 minutes every 2 weeks to Athens and do my shopping and drive 46 minutes home. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I did not know that amazon had free book days for kindles, thankyou for your suggestions
Good advice! Thanks!
Thank you so much!!
loved all your tips..great help
Great ideas 👍🏻 I impulsively bought something the other day online and if I would have waited 24 hours I would have seen that it was a lot cheaper elsewhere 😵💫
you can return it, right?
Awesome information! Thank you so much!!!
Some older boilers cannot be turned up and down as you come and leave the home and if you try it can cost more electricity and fuel or even break the boiler requiring an expensive replacement. I have one of these and I just set it at a fairly low temperature (and turn it off completely in summer) and wear more clothing and use a lot of blankets. It also makes sleeping much easier as a lower temperature helps us sleep sounder.
Thank you for the refresher. I knew a lot of them, but learned some new ones.
Great tips! So true about clearing clutte ❤😊❤
This is great advice. Enjoyed the video
First time I've listed to you. Wanted you to know I've done of the these for year. Thank you for so much more details. Looking forward to next post😊
Thank you so much.
Your content is so helpful and couldnt be more relevant than now. Love the budget sheets and meal planning. Both items save alot of time and money and take out the guesswork of whats for dinner or what do I have to pay now. Excellent content - keep making this🎉❤
Thank you for your videos. I actually do a lot of the things naturally anyway. I find your ideas good reinforcement of my current practices. Love your enthusiasm & passion.
Thanks. I have gone so far off the rails lately. Of course, I have an excuse for them all but only maybe two or three are valid. The rest is just sad things that happened, and you think if you buy something it will make everything better (it doesn't). Have a nice day and thanks again for helping me get back on track with your great and sensible videos.
You're over 50? Wow, I would have never guessed it. Great tips. When I was younger I used to change my own oil and spark plugs. Now I'm 72 with arthritis in many joints so I won't be doing that anymore. 😁
I appreciate your kind words. At 72, I might pay someone also!
I was able to save money by unplugging everything but the refrigerator and stove. When I use the appliance I plug it in and when done I unplug it. Even if the appliance is off there is still power being leaked.
I do a lot of these, but you encouraged me to do the right thing on a few. I have been really thinking about doing a serious thin out and having a rummage sale as soon as it's consistently warm enough, as well as much donation. My husband even sounds on board with it. While I was listening, I also cancelled a coffee pod shipment from Vinia that was to ship tomorrow. It's good stuff, but I don't really need it. Maybe I will get more next winter. Thanks!
I can't wait for our town-wide garage sale this year. I plan on getting rid of half of everything!
You misspelled electronics! Other than that great list. Our library checks out fishing poles. In NY we had one that loaned framed artwork. I was living in an apartment temporarily and rotated their stuff on my walls to see what I might want to buy and use in the space. Carole
UGH! I really am the worst speller, and I try to double-check. Thanks!
That's so cool
Was that necessary ?
I've done most if not all of these all my life. Thanks for the kudos! lol
For people new to the channel…Thank you for all the tips even if they’re repeats. It’s all new to me and I’m grateful!!! Thx for doing what you do! 🙏🍀🍀🍀
I honestly believed you were 42. Honestly. I enjoy your videos. 😅😅
Awe. Thanks!
I'm 50 but could sure use your tips ,I love your channel ❤🎉
We used to do fresh produce swap
Pretty good list. Don’t forget to mention that some libraries have seed libraries in the spring. They give away packets of donated seeds I think our library has a 10 pack per patron limit. I’ve gotten many of my seeds this way the last few years. So then if I fail at gardening it didn’t cost me anything 😂
Super video!! Best tip to pack lunch and compare prices. If I see something I want I see if I can find it on eBay or Amazon for a better price.
Life changers prepparing empty nesters yes debt free retired
Am growing buk choy celery spring onions
I love growing onions and garlic because they keep so well and I use them every day. I grow enough for the year and know that what I grow is organic.
I have been doing many of these. I haven't owned a clothes dryer since 2014. I love hanging clothea up either on my racks or outside on the lines. Great ideas.
May I ask what about sheets and towels? I dry a lot of clothing without dryer but sheets and towels are crunchy if not put in the dryer. What do you do to reduce the crunchiness?
@user-hw9vf4pl9s I put them outside for softness.
great vidieo.
Wow - you look good for being over 50!
I quit caffeine 6 months ago. Yes, the headaches for 4 days were not fun. However....I feel better, and have more energy, than I have in years! And bonus....I save money on my grocery bill. 😊
I know I should wean off caffeine but the thought of those headaches are a great deterrent!!! I would have to do it when my family would not be around for quite a while.😊
I use fabric softner duted to wash down cupboards smells lively
I recommend looking into this further. I don't think it is food safe.
@@americafirst9144 it's not to be consumed it's to wash cupboards down with lol
I use fabric softner , add water to it and put it in spray bottle, spray curtains and bedding.
I have a tip..check for Estate Sales in your area they have websites also so you know where....head right to the kitchen and garage buy supplies like paper towels, soaps, garbage bags for super cheap. Estate sales on Sundays normally have discounts too.
Hi Sarah
It may seem silly to suggest this but I always make my morning coffee and afternoon tea in Thermos jugs, that way I only boil the kettle once. The Coffee and Tea stays hot and if you get called to the phone or door, nothing is spoiled. Coffee is very expensive here in Germany.
I'm waaaay over 50. I have 3 more credit card payments and I will be debt free, except for the house payment which is 3 more years.
Produce or farmers markets in my area are not going save me money. Usually really expensive.
Drying clothing indoors in winter can cause mold, depending where in the world you live.
I would hope the people who are susceptible to this would at least run a fan. Thanks for the feedback.
@@saraconklinfrozenpennies Sure thing. Actually, I do use a shower rack where I live now because the climate is dry and can handle it. But a long time ago we had to make repairs to our kitchen that was getting moldy. There was a root cause, but my drying clothing in the house was only making it worse.
Before my dad would let me get my drivers license, i had to change a tire twice. Know how to jump a battery and i mow have a jump box and let a man at laundromat use it to jump a car (and he almost lost half of it when giving it back to me....not good guys)
My dad did this, too!!!
Im over 50 ❤❤❤😮😮😮😊😊😊
There are some convenience stores where it is your best option for staples. I check the kwik trip for bread, eggs, meat, milk. Occasionally, I buy a sandwich for lunch, especially if there is 5 cents or more off of a gallon of gas. With their app, I can earn cents off gas without going anywhere or spending anything.
Nice tips but that part about take care of your family and pay for college!? Is there something wrong with them who are also grown taking care of themselves?
Fast food restaurants are ridiculously overpriced. I treated a friend yesterday and for 2 hamburger combo meals it was $24 and change ‼️‼️ I was at Burger King
Can you send us the essential oil link. PLEASE
I’ve been doing all this since 2005 and I’m still poor! Price of goods are rising faster than ever.
Yah. I have been busting it lately making sure I know the best ways to properly store (short and long term) food. Esp healthier things like all the produce. A lot of it is really working. Yay! Lol. I used to get so stressed about it all going bad (as it’s meal planning for one) or just not hardly buy it for the same reason. Put strawberries in a mason jar or a baggie w a towel and don’t wash yet. Celery in foil. Mushrooms in a paper bag w a towel. Cukes in a baggie in the door w a towel. Spinach in a flat baggie w a towel. Pop blueberries in freezer as is. How to make freeze strawberries or dehydrate in your oven. Soft kiwis are the ripest. Etc. Maybe a lot of folks know these things but I sure didn’t. Lol. Lol. I dance about half an hour a few times a week (when I’m on it lol) for cardio. But I also think women over 50 need to look into strength/resistance workouts and getting enough compete proteins Bcuz we esp need to build muscle and not just burn calories. Aerobics only burn cals that we just put back on at the next meal. Muscle is more compact and kind of has a way of “pushing out” stored fat. Still not exactly sure how it works but I know you have to give fat a one two punch like that lol. I’m focusing on learning a lot more about that (resistance workouts and proper diet macro balance) sort of thing. (At 55 lol) and finally making some good use of those kettle bells I bot ages ago but didn’t use. Lol.
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Cereal for breakfast sandwich fruit lumches meal prep dinners
I'm on social security and live alone. My low-income senior apartment does not include a washer and dryer, so I bought a small apartment sized washing machine and a drying rack for my apartment on Amazon. This has saved me $30 to $40 a month! Sure, my clothes take longer to dry but it's so easy to keep up on everything when it's right there in the house.
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I am 53 and got an opportunity to retire a month ago and guess what? I left the 🇺🇸 US and trust me it’s worth it because I can live off of my bank interest 🎉
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I never use oven o cook in slow cooker
Same here I won't say never but usually only once a month and then I fill it up and bake as much as I can at one time and freeze. A example is I recently bought a pack of 44 fish sticks, baked all at once and froze in to single servings. Anna In Ohio
Also I cook most of the time. I live in the country so I can't just pop over for fast food. I only buy food that's on sale but then I get extra. I live for the grocery store sales flyers, the dollar stores, and Aldi. I buy books at a second hand book store that benefits a shelter for domestic violence. Plus they have 3 half price sales. I don't have cable or anything like that.
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I get my cleaners and essential oils from a The Wellness Store, the #1 wellness store online. And the best of all cleaners and essential oils over every brand out there. The first ever company that made essential oils. I will not make my cleaners with vinegar, it does not disenfect all virus.
18:10 i bought an exercise video for $1.25 at Dollar Tree.
Growing things is great is you have a proper yard. I do not agree with container grown substantial food grown in pots in low quantities as the cost of very good soil and compost etc,… for the small quantity of produce doesn’t add up. I would stick to herbs and spring onions etc which are better grown at home even if in pot. Growing fruits in containers in a small quantity just doesn’t stack up. Many people spend a lot on pots and soil and conditioners of various sorts and get ten apples a year😂 Farmers markets are also frequently way more expensive than an alternative independent grocer. I would never buy fruit and veg in a supermarket but understand some have no options.
Sorry to be Mary Contrary, but this borders on Poverty Mentality which isn't a good vibe to be living on for the best of my life. Many of the ideas are good for and of themselves and are healthier options than being unnecessarily mindless about spending. Good for those! But doing these out of FEAR because I am in my 50's that i risk feeling deprived because I have to save just is not for me... Enjoy life, don't scrimp on joy and happiness!
If you don’t have money to spend because you weren’t thrifty your life won’t be so joyful.
I’m sorry but I don’t see the link for your budget book.
I got a really good used stove from a family for free but I didn’t realize it had roaches in it!
Cash gets you thru the line faster too
I live alone and need ideas for meal's
I keep it simple with a piece of meat, a vegetable, cheese, and a piece of sugar free candy. It cuts down on prep time and carbohydrates.
Make batches and freeze in individual portions. I use sandwich bags, then put all those in a gallon freezer bag. Examples: spaghetti sauce, chili, taco meat, some stew type things I then serve over rice or noodles, lasagna(make 9x13 and freeze individual size pieces), many pasta/sauce type entrees freeze well, just cook pasta 1/2 time so it’s not mushy when you reheat.
Thank you
i do this as well!@@bethmichaels8410
Where is the link for the budget
In the description right below the video. You have to click on “more” to see the link.
I prefer to cook my dinners and even if it is a leftover. My husband prefers to eat put! Itis a tug of war.😊
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I'm 52..
Good solid advice...but you don't have to be over 50 to do this. I encourage my daughters in their mid twenties and 30's to do many of these suggestions.
When on vacation, have your big meal at lunch. It is less expensive. Buy muffins and fruit for breakfast. Stay at a reasonable hotel, but go to fancy hotels for cocktails or tea.
Telling people to change their oil when you don't change your oil😮
Yes. We are a team and are not paying someone else to do it. Thanks for watching.
I think 49 great. 1 I do not agree. I live in an outer area of a city. Safety ........
These are just regular tips?