How to Live in Vancouver on a Budget (8 ways!)

Get the no annual fee Neo CardTM (Secured) here* #sponsored: https://api.fintelconnect.com/t/l/6243b3421aa7fa001b2c6a19 There's no doubt that Vancouver is one of the MOST expensive places to live. However, there's so many ways to live a bit more frugally and save money in order to still enjoy living here without breaking the bank. Here's 8 ways to live in Vancouver on a budget: Also, here's a video listing FREE & CHEAP activities in Vancouver: https://youtu.be/t-rySCZIB4U 0:00 - intro 0:41 - take public transportation 2:29 - go out to eat during happy hour 3:25 - get a cash back card ft. Neo 4:30 - rent a place with roommates 5:31 - do free/cheap activities 6:20 - check out "free stuff" groups 7:25 - get books at the public library + "little free libraries" 8:07 - shop at the affordable grocery stores ---- ❤ social: Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/sugarydelight?sub_confirmation=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jessdeligh Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jessdelight Email: contact.jessdelight@gmail.com ---- ❤ keywords: living in vancouver,vancouver canada,how to afford to live in vancouver,what is the cost of living in vancouver,how much is rent in vancouver bc,how to budget living in vancouver bc,is it expensive to live in downtown vancouver,should i move to vancouver canada 2022,how do people afford to live in vancouver?,how to live in vancouver on a budget,budget tips,how to save money in vancouver,vancouver bc, neo, neo financial, neo cashback card, #BudgetTips #Vancouver --- ❤ about me: name: Jess age: 26 country: Canada, eh! ---- *DISCLAIMER: - Some links in this description may be an affiliate link, which means I may receive a commission for purchases made through my links - Card issued by ATB Financial pursuant to license by Mastercard International Inc. - Average cashback based on current offers at select partners. Cashback varies per plan, offer and partner. Cashback top-up is limited to $5,000 of spending/month at non-partners. - Conditions apply. Cannot promise "Guaranteed approval" alone. Need to include qualifying guidance in copy: 1. age of majority in your province or territory of residence; 2. Canadian resident; 3. provide security funds