Best Money Saving Tips

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  1. Always shop on Paytm mall it will give you discounts plus cash backs.
  2. If you are an iPhone user Make sure you go to Icentre and ask them to change the battery within one year warranty.
  3. Don’t buy 200 Rs iPhone’s charger. You will end up buying a charger every month thereby costing much more than the original charger.
  4. Always buy chocolates , chips and beverages from D MART.
  5. Mobikwik super cash is the biggest scam.
  6. Use magicpin to get cashback on all the stores you visit.
  7. Never fall for brand factory coupon offers. Mostly it will be valid for a month and that too 200 off on 500 bucks.
  8. Buy Zomato gold to get one on one on food and 2 on 2 in drinks. Don’t login on multiple devices but when your friend need it redeem it and record the screen and send it to them.
  9. Amazon prime is totally worth the money.
  10. Open a demat account at zerodha. They won’t charge brokerage on delivery of securities.
  11. If you are opening a SIP go to the AMC website and open there rather than going through brokers because even brokers will charge you and AMC also. Buy “Direct” funds, instead of “Regular”.
  12. Open a SIP and put the installment date in the first 10 days of the month rather than the last. Invest and then spend rather than spending and saving what’s left.
  13. If you like H&M then download their app and subscribe to the newsletter to get extra 25% and free delivery. Use email address of all the family members.
  14. If you like to read books then take subscription of Justbooks. They have Good collection as well as many branches.
  15. Always carry water bottle to the movie theater.


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