With inflation at an all-time high, you might be feeling a strain on your finances.

A wise way to fight back, of course, is using some clever ways to cut costs.

How about 25 of them?

That's what we'll cover in today's show so you can put them into action for quick

money wins. Hey friends, my name is Laura Adams, and I'm so glad you downloaded the show.

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using my contact page at laura d.adams.com. Today's episode is number 739, called 25 clever ways to save money during

inflation. Here we go. Tip number one is to shop around for a cheaper cell phone plan.

If you're paying more than about $50 a month for cell phone service, you may be able

to save money by switching to a cheaper provider, like Mint Mobile. There are a lot of them out there.

With Mint for just $15 a month, you get unlimited talk and text plus four gigabytes of data. So, you know, shop around, see what you can

find. Number two is to cancel unused subscriptions. If you're paying for anything that you don't

regularly use, you should immediately cancel it so you can put that cash to better use.

Start by reviewing your expenses and looking for products and

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