Money cut and spending cut (money cut, money hack)

In relation to an individual, the firm resolution and persistent performance to reduce the amount of money one spends. A money hack is something such as changing car insurance to a low-priced plan, drinking tap water as opposed to bottled water, smoking only forty cigarettes instead of sixty every day [to hell with sin tax!], as a drug user halve the intake, eating out less and so on). – See money squeeze, money saving behavior, saving, saving mania.

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