Here Is a List of 7 Painless Ways That You Can Cut Your Spending

Store brand products are often just as good as name brands. Make the switch to the bargain labels, and you'll slash 25-50 percent off of your weekly grocery bill. 

To keep impulse shopping from taking hold of your budget, make a habit of shopping with a list. Jot down everything you need, and then only shop for those items.

If you are tempted to add an extra item to your cart, go home and think about it first. If you still want the item, add it to your next shopping list.

To be less tempted to eat out, plan what you'll make for dinner. Then, consult some free meal planners, shop for all of the ingredients, and try some new recipes. 

Eating out always costs more than eating at home. Avoid this cost entirely by keeping snacks on hand at all times. 

Before you buy something, see if you can find something you already own that'll meet your needs. This simple exercise will help you spend less and clear out some of the clutter in your home.