"Stingy expert" teaches you to save money

Here are two "stingy experts" tips for saving money and getting rich. They are all Canadians, one is Nixon, the other is Darcy Jane. They each run a newspaper to teach people to live frugally.

They offer 10 tips in the newspaper:

(1) Continue to set aside part of the salary to deposit in the bank, 5%, 10%, 25% can, anyway, we must deposit.

(2) Find out where your money is going every day, every week, and every month. That is to say, make a detailed budget and expenditure statement.

(3) Check all the receipts to see if the merchant charges more.

(4) Only one credit card is reserved. It's enough to prove one's identity. The debts will be paid off every month.

(5) Bring your own food to work, so you can save your lunch.

(6) Take public transportation to and from work, save parking fees, gas costs and time to find parking spaces.

(7) Read more practical manuals about repairing and investing to get rich. You'd better borrow them from the library or download them from the Internet to save money.

(8) Simplify your life, keep your house small, buy a second-hand car, shop in a thrift store or auction house.

(9) When shopping, don't forget to think about "is it worth the money?". Cheap goods are not necessarily worthwhile, and expensive goods do not necessarily guarantee quality.

(10) It's absolutely a bargain. If you don't offer, the store will never take the initiative to sell you things at a lower price.

The common secret of these two experts is that if you save a dollar, you make a dollar. Learn their methods, which will help you form the habit of saving frugally.