What would you say are your biggest monthly expenses? For me it's definitely rent, then eating out / groceries. I try to limit big one-off purchases for now, but indulge every once in a while. That being said, I feel like my expenses are going through the rough even though I try to be on the careful side. Looking for advice/insight on how to save a bit more each month.
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