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How I Saved 50% Of My Income Without Hating My Life

Is it actually possible to save money while living in one of the most expensive cities in the world? In 2026, with the rising cost of living, many of us feel like we’re just working to pay bills. In this video, I’m sharing 5 tips I used to save 50% of my salary while still traveling, investing in my dance, and giving my parents an allowance, eventually allowing me to put down a downpayment on my very 1st home. This isn't your typical "just take public transport" or "only eat hawker food" advice. Instead, we’re diving into the psychology of spending and how to beat the consumerism mindset that keeps alot of Gen Zs and Millennials broke. Whether you're a "corporate girlie" trying to navigate the Singapore lifestyle or anyone looking for practical money-saving hacks, these tips will definitely help you reach your financial goals faster in 2026. 🚀 WATCH NEXT: [Link to "Automatic Savings Systems" video - will add once uploaded!] If you're interested in my property journey, you can watch this next:    • I OBSESSED Over the Numbers Before Buying ...   Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:47 - Tip 1 01:43 - Comment below if you know the reference! 02:48 - Tip 2 03:35 - Tip 3 05:04 - Tip 4 06:23 - Tip 5 07:28 - Setting up systems to make saving automatic Tags: Singapore saving money, saving money in singapore, money saving tips, saving money tips, budgeting and saving money, how to save money for downpayment, money saving tips for women, habits saving money, unsexy habits to save money, ways to save money, stock market investing, personal finance, personal finance singapore, wealth accumulation, debt singapore, how to get out of debt, financial education, don't waste money, modern women are capable of saving money, personal finance for beginners, personal finance management, i will teach you to be rich, ramit sethi, financial literacy, financial literacy for beginners, budgeting Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and is not financial or real estate advice.