“Pretty much everything has a bill or an admittance fee, and your frugal self ain’t got the funds for that.”

Step 1: Go to a field of sunflowers.

Step 2: Walk around arm-in-arm.

Result: Your weekend is now epic.

If only life was that simple…

But in all seriousness, sometimes it’s hard to come up with fun things to do with friends for free! While it’s fun to try new restaurants and go to concerts or events, saving money can get pretty difficult when you’re doing that all the time.

“This is a major one. If you want to quickly save money after college, you MUST adhere to this.”

Today we’re going to talk about how to save money as a young adult. If you’ve clicked on this post, you’re probably here because you recognize the importance of saving and are ready to start doing so effectively.

As a young adult, more money saved means having less debt and a bigger safety net. It means quickly achieving those big financial goals, like buying a house or getting a new car. And it means freedom to travel and to have fun life experiences.

While money isn’t everything – no, it definitely isn’t – it is needed to live a life of comfort in modern day society.

So if you’d like to learn how I tucked away a pretty large chunk of money within only 1-2 years of graduating, you’re going to want to keep reading.