I moved back in with my parents at 25. I'm saving $3,000 a month and paid off my student loans in 1 year.

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Isabella Szklany.

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My family moved in with my mother-in-law to save money. She ended up being the best roommate I've ever had.

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Author Sarah DiMuro smiling with mother-in-law with sunglasses on
From the very start of our relationship, my mother-in-law and I were very close. In many ways, living together brought us closer.

Sarah DiMuro

I went to Aldi for the first time in 40 years. I was impressed by how far my money could go.

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
The author taking a selfie outside Aldi.
I recently started shopping at Aldi, and it's become my go-to grocery store thanks to great savings.

Trisha Daab

I thought I'd save money living as a digital nomad, but managing finances on the move was unexpectedly stressful — and I was lonely.

Tech Insider : Travel, Travel, Business
Matt Lillywhite in front of the Sydney Opera House
Lillywhite now lives with his family in Dorset, England.

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My partner and I each moved home to save money. We miss living together, but can finally afford our dream trips.

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The author posing with her boyfriend.
My long-term boyfriend and I both chose to live with family so we can save money and travel.

Lily Voss

Budgeting isn't for everyone, but 'intuitive spending' has its problems too

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A woman going through her finances and making a budget
Finance pros often recommend budgeting, but some think it could use a "rebrand."

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I taught my kids how to be entrepreneurs from a young age. As teens, they've made about $10,000 so far.

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Amanda Miller Littlejohn with her sons and daughter at the beach, they are smiling in the sun and standing on the sand.
The author has been teaching her kids about money from a young age.

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For Gen Zers tired of dating, applications for lavender marriages are open

Tech Insider : Economy
A woman and a man holding a sprig of lavender in a field
For Gen Zers, a platonic marriage might be a good option for financial stability and comfort.

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I saved $1,000 a month when I cut alcohol. The emotional and physical tax was just as expensive.

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Katie Butler at her college graduation holding her diploma
Katie Butler said that she went back to school to fund her drinking and partying lifestyle.

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We are a family of 6. We save $7,000 every year by doing 3 things.

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A large family's mudroom full of shoes.

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