1. Ten Money Saving Tips For Teenagers

2. Get a Job By having a job you will have an income.
The majority of the money you make should be put into the bank.
A great time to work lots is during winter, spring and summer vacations.

3. Shop at Sales You spend a lot less than you normally would.
You can shop in bulk.
Only happens once in a while so you can save until then.

4. Use Your Student ID Card
- You can use your student ID to get discounted prices at certain stores.

5. Create a Budget Set a certain amount of spending money per week.
By doing this you won't overspend.
- If you exceed your budget, cut one weeks of spending money and put it into your savings.

6. Keep Less Money in Your Wallet
By doing this you will be less inclined to buy things and you won't have the money for it.
Eventually, you will develop a habit of not wanting to buy things.

7. Have a Spending Log
You can keep track of what you bought and how much you spent on it.
You can use it to plan future purchases.
It will help you identify opportunities to help you save more money.

8. Cut Your Expenses
Buy not eating out or buying lunch at school you could save a ton of money that usually keeps on adding up
As time goes on you can save more and more.

9. Use Change All the change that is lying around adds up.
Get a change jar
You can use it to buy stuff instead of using cash or card.

10. Save a Certain Amount of Money Each Day
If you were to put aside $5 a day, you could have $150 in a month.
Do this for large durations of time and you can save an extreme amount of money.

11. Sell Your Old Belongings
Get rid of that old video games console or tv and get some quick cash.
Sell the things you don’t use anymore
Relieve yourself from those old, tight and small clothing.

12. Bibliography
By Selena Maranjian, 2016, July 4th, Retrieved from
By EVA, 2013, March 25th, Teens got Cents, Retrieved from
By SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE, 2014, January 15th, 12 Ways To Have More
Money To Do Everything You Want This Year, Retrieved from