Skipping daily coffee runs, prioritizing value over designer labels, and limiting dining out are just a few habits of smart spenders.

Haunted by childhood poverty, a 29-year-old Beijing man saved $190,000 over six years to buy a home by spending about $1 per meal.

With a net worth of 160 billion USD, Warren Buffett lives modestly because his financial philosophy isn't limited to investing, but extends to everyday spending decisions.

A growing number of people are choosing to live hundreds, even thousands, of kilometers away from their workplaces, forming a burgeoning global community of super commuters.