To fritter away, To waste something little by little (usually time or money)., To live within my means, To spend only the money I can afford; not spend more than I earn., To chuck out, To throw away; to get rid of something., A purge, A sudden removal or clearing out of unwanted things or people., Shopping spree, A time when someone buys many things at once., To squander, To waste something carelessly (especially money or opportunities)., To make ends meet, To earn just enough money to pay for basic living costs., Tedium, Boredom from doing something dull or repetitive., Hassle, A problem or difficulty that causes annoyance., Revelation, A surprising fact or new discovery., Languish, To become weak, unhappy, or less successful over time., Poverty-stricken, Extremely poor., Maintenance, The work needed to keep something in good condition., To incentivize, To encourage someone to do something by offering a reward., To splash out on, To spend a lot of money on something special., To be strapped for cash, To not have enough money at the moment., On the breadline, Very poor; having only enough money for basic food and survival..

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