What can you buy for $200?

• Valet Tiger Tray. Image via Jonathan Adler.
• Victrola Bluetooth Speaker Table. $230; buy now at Urban Outfitters.
• Shearling Coat. $2,498; buy now at Brooks Brothers.
• Everyday Objects Terra-Cotta Flowerpots. Image via Tiffany.
• Skull Table Lamp.
• Etched Skyline Wine Glasses.
• Large Copper Candlesticks.
• Golden Chain Flap Bag.

• Savings. By putting $200 into a savings account, you'll be in a better position than the 34% of Americans who have nothing saved, according to a study by GoBankingRates.
• Retirement.
• Investment.
• Education.
• Business.

They're all under $400.

• Student loans.
• An interview suit.
• A durable mattress.
• Digital file protection.
• Online classes.
• A commuter bike.
• An emergency fund.
• Retirement savings.

• The best performance socks she's ever worn.
• The best bathrobe that money can buy.
• A weighted blanket for better rest.
• The "world's most comfortable shoes"
• A customized map of her favorite place.
• Her favorite specialty food straight from the source.

• Wireless Headphones.
• Lip Balm Making Kit.
• Macrame Photo Display.
• To All The Boys I Loved Before.
• Tassel Keychain USB Charger.
• Leather Bracelet.
• Sephora Gift Card.
• Instant Polaroid Camera.

• Miracle berry tablets. The tablets last for about an hour and alter your taste buds so that anything sour tastes sweet.
• LifeStraw.
• Venus Flytrap.
• Slow Cooker.
• Rock-It.
• Loot Crate subscription.
• A vibrating head massager.
• Cards Against Humanity.

1. This one Nerf gun to rule them all.
2. This trendy backpack cooler that goes wherever you do.
3. This super-sweet droid for your favorite Star Wars fan.
4. A "smart" coffee mug that keeps drinks warm for hours.
5. This super-popular bidet attachment, now with hot water spray ??????
6. This STEM marble game that teaches gravity and magnetism.

• A Disney+ subscription.
• A customized Xbox controller.
• A new video game, like FIFA 20 Standard Edition.
• Beats by Dre Wireless Solo3 Headphones.
• A waterproof, portable Bluetooth speaker.

1. Android TV Box: $32. Okay, this one goes over the $30 budget just a little bit, but it's worth it.
2. Bamboo Bed Sheets: $31.
3. Coffee Warmer: $11.
4. Portable Battery Pack: $32.
5. Bluetooth Speaker String Lights: $19.
6. Exfoliating Loofah: $7.
7. Anti-Theft Backpack: $29.
8. Ceramic Vegetable Peelers: $10.

• ThinkGeek's Classic Arcade Wristwatch ($49.99)
• Wii U Mario Kart System Bundle ($329.99)
• Destiny and four other cool next-gen games ($300)
• The iPhone 6 Plus or the iPad Mini ($300)
• That Titanfall: Collector's Edition you never picked up ($250, or maybe cheaper)
• A 39 - 40 inch TV (Varies)

For the home

• A nice poster or print in a good frame.
• Recipe cards.
• A kitchen tool or two.
• Scented candles.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Small gardening tools.
• A great cookbook.

• Student loans. Avoid high interest on your student loans by paying more than the minimum.
• An interview suit. Invest in interview attire you can use for years to come.
• A durable mattress.
• Digital file protection.
• Online classes.
• A commuter bike.
• An emergency fund.
• Retirement savings.

• Think And Grow Rich book ($5.70)
• Kindle E-reader ($119.99)
• Bellicon indoor mini trampoline ($399.00)
• Meditation App ($4.99 per month)
• Fearless Motivation album ($16.99)
• A snake plant ($16.99)
• Rode smartphone mic ($79.00)

• Savings. By putting $200 into a savings account, you'll be in a better position than the 34% of Americans who have nothing saved, according to a study by GoBankingRates.
• Retirement.
• Investment.
• Education.
• Business.

• Poop Emoji Slippers, $16, Amazon.
• All Natural Charcoal Teeth Whitening, $18, Amazon.
• BS-MALL Premium Kabuki Brush Set, $13, Amazon.
• MagicLight Bluetooth Smart LED Light Bulb, $15, Amazon.
• A29 Moscow Mule Copper Mugs (Set of 4), $27, Amazon.
• Entil Hair Straightener Brush, $30, Amazon.

1. Automate with robo-advisors.
2. Invest in Dividend Stocks.
3. Invest in short-term cash investments.
4. Lend to others.
5. Invest in your own personal development.
6. Invest in ETFs.
7. Index funds.
8. Buy individual stocks.

• Turn your freezer into an “emergency fund” for food.
• Purchase discount gift cards.
• Market yourself with this polished touch.
• Treat yourself now to prevent overspending later.
• Sharpen your mind and skills.
• Create a “celebration” fund.
• Finally fix that broken cell phone screen.
• Primp your place.

• Pick Up a Nice Bottle of Wine. Stop drinking the cheap stuff.
• Tip Your Service Provider(s)
• Replace Old Pots and Pans.
• Catch Up on Bills.
• Take a Friend to the Movies.
• Have Your Oil Changed.
• Stock Up on Toiletries and Grooming Products.
• Invest in the Stock Market.

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• Cup of Coffee – $1 at McDonald's. Source: McDonalds.com.
• A Song – $0.99 on iTunes.
• Hair Accessory – $1 at Kmart.
• Razor Blades – $1 / month from Dollar Shave Club.
• Mascara – $1 from e.l.f. cosmetics.
• Scissors – $0.49 at Office Depot.
• Scratch Tickets.

• Baiji Bottle Collapsible Silicone Water Bottles.
• Neck Massage Pillow.
• Digital Kitchen Food Scale and Measuring Cup.
• Hercules Tuff Charging Station Organizer.
• The Comfy Soft Snuggly and Comfortable Blanket Sweatshirt.

1. The best TV we've ever tested.
2. This stand mixer that looks great on every counter.
3. The coveted Apple AirPods.
4. A powerful fan to keep your room cool.
5. The best robot vacuum on the market.
6. A toaster that could replace your oven.