Live, who keeps the money: 4 best tips from a blogger from Sydney, how to save money

Money loves a bill, and Queenie Tan from Australia knows this better than anyone. The girl, who was able to save 192,000 pounds (about 20 million rubles), shared on YouTube the secrets of how to keep money in your wallet. She told us about the four main mistakes we make when calculating our budget, and suggested how to avoid them.

Queenie, 24, from Sydney, started saving and investing finances at the age of 19. Now the girl shares useful financial tips on her YouTube channel. In the last video, she talked about the mistakes she made in the past. Most people do the same with money.

Here are four main rules that will help you save money and rationally allocate your budget.

It is better to spend more money on one quality thing, because cheap devices quickly break down, and you will have to spend again. Buying an inexpensive device three or four times will cost much more.

Quinney says there's a big difference between being frugal and being cheap. The point is to correctly determine when you can spend money and when you need to save. The blogger focuses on the fact that you should not forget to pamper yourself and your loved ones with pleasant surprises, and even more so you should not spare money for rest.

You can save money on internet, electricity and telephone bills. You also need to make sure that you do not make unnecessary purchases, especially in small shops where prices are higher than in supermarkets.

The Australian woman advises not to buy branded products-novelties, because their value is lost over time. She recommends buying quality products on sites like the Facebook Marketplace. There you can find new and used items with a huge discount. The best investment Quinney considers investments in stocks and real estate. So you can accumulate a good fortune.

To be successful financially, you must always live beyond your means. This means that when we start earning more money, we immediately want to treat ourselves to something better. You don't need to change your lifestyle right after you've become a little richer. This way you can save the money you earn and invest much more in the future, rather than spending it all in one moment.

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