What to do when you’re on a budget:
Cheap activities you can do
Whether you’re Frugal Fran and love saving money or are on a tight budget, today’s post on cheap things to do is going to show you how you can have a good time without spending a lot of money!
We all love a little fun in our lives, and being on a budget should not stop us from having it.
A lot of activities cost money, but there are lots of things you can do that won’t break the bank, and some are even free! nhe pandemic, it is more important than ever to save for the future because nobody really knows how long this will last.
Now, without further ado, if you’re someone who likes to save their hard-earned money but still have fun, read on for 99 cheap activities you
99 Activities That Won’t Break The Bank
- Bake a cake or cookies from ingredients you already own
- Try a new exercise routine by following a YouTube video
- Have an outdoor picnic
- Go for a walk in nature
- Have a game night
- Host a potluck dinner
- Go for a hike
- Do a puzzle
- Watch the waves at the beach
- Create your dream home on
- TV out a new recipe
- Jshournal
- Start a new TV
- Go on a joyride
- Explore your neighborhood
- Create a vision board
- Listen to podcasts
- Take photos of nature
- Watch a movie at home
- Create new looks from clothes you already own
- Create your bucket list
- Have a photoshoot
- Work towards your goals
- Start a creative social media account
- Go on a bike ride
- Visit a friend or relative
- Have a DIy spa at home
- Watch the sunrise
- Watch the sunset
- Do an at-home mani-pedicoffee recipes
- Make a homemade pizza
- Try out different cocktail recipes
- Find new blogs to read
- Practise law of attraction
- Learn something new
- Make an at-home hair or face mask
- Look up for new motivational quotes
- Customize your phone screen
- Draw or paint something
- Make jewelry
- Create a meal plan
- Have a movie marathon
- Experiment with popcorn flavors
- Sit at a cafe and people watch
- Visit a museum
- Visit a free tourist attraction
- Go for a walk around your area
- Redecorate a room
- Learn a TikTok dance
- Go to a bar or restaurant that has live music
- Have a bonfire
- Attend an outdoor festival
- Get a day pass at a gym. Those are usually free!
- Go sightseeing
- Visit the park
- Make a time capsule
- Go jogging with a friend
- DIY something from Pinterest
- Take a long bubble bath
- Watch an inspiring TED talk
- Watch funny videos on YouTube
- Make your own body scrub
- Try out some new hairstyles
- Set intentions and new goals
- Sell your unwanted stuff on ebay or poshmark
- Plan your next vacation or staycation
- Make fondue (sweet or savory!)
- Write a list of things you're grateful for
- Go window shopping
- Visit your local library
- Google free workout classes in your area
- Start a scrapbook
- Look up for new affirmations
- Work on your Personal Development
- Try new hot chocolate recipes
- Have an indoor picnic
- Make a cheeseboard or a dessert board
- Visit the beach and collect seashells
- Start an online side hustle
- Review your favorite books on Goodreads
- Re-read your favorite books
- List 5 things you love about yourself
- Create a Pinterest board of how you want your life to be in 5 years
- Call or write to an old friend
- Follow new inspiring accounts on Instagram
- Make a pie
- Volunteer at a charity
- Plant something
- Do something nice for a stranger
- Go on a night swim
- Practice a new language
- Make a loaf of bread
- Teach yourself how to knit
- Start a free blog
- Practice new yoga moves
- Have a yard sale
I hope you enjoyed this list of 99 things you can do when you’re on a tight budget!
You don’t have to stop having fun when you’re being mindful of how much you’re spending at all. Finding new things to do that are free or cost very little money is going to bring you closer to your financial goals, without making you feel deprived of fun activities.
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