Lexington, NC -- While high gas prices continue to pump money out of your wallet, there are other areas where you can save.Cost cutters tell us where they make up the difference.Thrift stores offer one option.It’s where shoppers buy used versus new and pocket the difference.On a pair of jeans that can be as much as $26 in savings.Cost cutters also suggest getting items repaired instead of buying them new.Tony Skeen has been helping people do that when it comes to their feet.He’s been a cobbler for more than 40 years.“Shoes like this maybe cost $125. He wants a full sole. So, a full sole costs $30. It’ll be just like new.”Other suggestions cost cutters shared with us to help keep more money in your hands include cooking at home versus going to expensive restaurants.Don’t spend money if you don’t have to even if it’s on sale.And recycle. The Penny-Pincher News suggests you find new ways to reuse everything.
People Pinch Pennies To Make Up For High Gas Prices
If high gas prices have you in a pinch, pinch back by following these cost-cutters that help save you money in other areas.
