Call it impulse buying, retail therapy, or emotional spending, unintentional purchases are eating away your savings, stopping you from building wealth, and cluttering up your life with things you don’t want and won’t use. So, if you’re ready to get your spending under control, here’s how to stop impulse buying using minimalist shopping tips.

A minimalist lifestyle focuses on intentionality. Minimalist finances use that same goal of simple living to develop better spending habits. Because of this, minimalism and saving money go hand-in-hand.

Minimalist living is full of money-saving strategies and ways to declutter and simplify your personal finances. If you’re ready to learn how to save money like a minimalist, watch this video for some key minimalist habits and minimalist money ideas!

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