5 ways Malaysians can control their spending habit at Ramadan bazaars

By following these tips, you can stay within your budget and keep your financial goals on track.

Ramadan focuses on fasting and simplicity. Buy essential food and drinks, and don't overspend. Photo: The Star/Art Chen

One of the most exciting aspects of Ramadan is the evening bazaars, where vendors offer a wide variety of food, drinks and desserts. However, with so many tempting options, it is easy to overspend and blow your budget. How about checking out one of the many Rahmah Ramadan bazaars across the country? At these bazaars, various food dishes, cakes and drinks are offered at less than RM5. Here are some additional tips to help you budget your spending at Ramadan bazaars. Before heading to the bazaar, make a list of the items you want to purchase. This will help you stay focused and avoid getting distracted by the many other tempting food items on offer. You can also prioritise the items on your list based on how much you want or need them.

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