Here are 3 wasted cash-burning activities: 

1) Buying things If this sounds like something you do often then congratulations—but also realize that someday soon enough someone else might end up owning them instead if they aren’t sold.

2) Driving everywhere

Why not consider walking or biking more? You’ll save money on gas, get some exercise in the process, and probably feel better about yourself. It’s a win-win!

This is very common with people who are new to learning how they spend their cash because it’s easy to just whip out your wallet when you see something you want.

It’s not easy to break this habit, but it is possible if you plan ahead and have a set spending limit for yourself each week or month. 

This one seems obvious, but many people still do it! It may be cheaper than buying new clothes, but when your old ones are stretched out in places they shouldn’t be, it will be a waste of money.

3) Impulse shopping

Many people have a problem with buying things they don’t need right away. There are ways to avoid this though! If you set up alerts on your phone or computer for when products go on sale, you’ll be more likely to save money and not spend as much in the long run. This is also why it’s important to have a monthly budget and stick to it.

When you’re going about your regular day at work or doing other activities, try not to spend money on things that aren’t necessities! You may be able to pass these tips along to others as well if they are interested in learning how their spending habits can save them some extra cash.