Sometimes, when you’re not sure of an answer, it’s helpful to turn to … well, everybody. Reddit is the place for that, with different subreddits devoted to just about anything you can think of. That goes for money-saving tips, too.
There are a ton of excellent Reddit rabbit holes to head down for financial advice, so if frugal living is something you seek, take a look at these 10 subreddits — all of which are designed to help you save your hard-earned cash.
r/budgetfood
On r/budgetfood, users share recipes and a mountain of cooking tips, all designed around maximizing bang for your buck when you’re cooking at home. You'll also find topics revolving around food banks and grocery sales.
r/Frugal
Of all the finance subreddits, there aren’t many more wide-ranging or all-encompassing than r/Frugal. From food tips to mattress reviews to quality-of-life products, there’s a lot to digest. If Reddit is the front page of the internet, r/Frugal is the front page of Reddit’s money-saving community.
r/BuyItForLife
If you’re gonna drop some money on something, it’s nice to know how long it will last. Check up on the life expectancy of your next big purchase on r/BuyItForLife, or just come to get inspired.
r/povertyfinance
With a focus on financial advice for low-income individuals, r/poveryfinance is another solid money-saving subreddit. Users seem to go out of their way to make each other feel seen in their financial struggles, and as far as most of the internet goes, that’s a nice change of pace.
r/traveldeals
Anybody looking to save money on travel could benefit from a little bit of time scrolling through these travel deals. Saving up for a trip to your dream destination? An airline might be having a sale for flights soon, and r/traveldeals is where you’ll find out about it.
r/DIY
Why buy something you can make yourself? From insulating a radiator to cheap shed ideas, any question you’ll ever have about your DIY projects can be answered on r/DIY.
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r/free
People givin’ stuff away is what r/free is all about. Classic.
r/couponing
The subreddit r/couponing is a great resource for all things discounted; you might end up learning there’s more to couponing than you ever expected. Hitting stores prepared and in the right way can actually be one of the best personal finance tools you have.
r/studentfood
By and for students, r/studentfood is a banger for anybody in college. Frozen pizzas, tostadas, you name it; there’s a bounty of cheap recipes here. Where was this when I was in college?
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