Whenever i get cash money i tend to spend it ...

There are a few ways, but the best way would be for youto learn to controll yourself.  Maturity will take care of the problem.  I think you may be a younger person which makes it a little tough.  The next time you get paid go straight to the bank and start a savings account.  Right now it's not to get the interest, it's to start taking the money out of your pocket.  If you are being paid by a friend or relative make them a deal and ask them to take the money out of the pay before you get it.  They can put it in your account.  If you take it out of the bank almost as fast as you put it in you'll just have to mature more.  If you are a little older start a Roth IRA.  You will have to wait at least five years till you can withdraw it.  Savings bonds are a good way to save, and not have access to the money. 

Put the money into a savings account that you can only access so many times a month. You could also try opening a savings account in which someone you trust only has access to it.

The best idea is to Pay yourself first . Savings should be your priority, so don’t just say that you’ll save whatever’s left over at the end of the month. Deposit savings into an account (or your piggybank) as soon as you get paid. An easy, effective way to start saving is to simply deposit 10% of every check in a savings account. If you get a check or sum of cash, say 710.68, move the decimal point one place to the left and deposit that amount: 71.07. This works well and requires little thought; over several years, you've a tidy sum in savings. Over decades, you'll be a millionaire.

• You can set up an automatic transfer from your checking account to your savings account.
• Many employers allow you to deduct savings from your paycheck. The money is directly deposited in your savings account so you never even see it on your paycheck.
• You can also have investments for retirement taken directly out of your pay, and the taxes may be deferred with this option.

All the best..........

Well, the real answer is maturity and self control. If you lack that, then go back to the childhood. Piggy bank. Put money in piggy bank and end of the month deposit that money in your bank. Simple!

1. Set saving goals. Put your money in a savings account or a money market mutual fund.

2. To help to improve your saving habits, pay your self first. Take out your savings first and spend the remaining balance.

3. Use a direct deposit savings, it's easier to save because you have no control over the funds when, it is directly deposited in your account.

4. Cut down on the impulse shopping, if you don't really need to purchase something, don't purchase it. I know it is addicting, especially, the home shopping network channels on TV.

When you get paid if you have a job, pay all your bills, pay yourself a certain amount and put the rest of the money in the bank and forget you have it there.  Never touch it unless in an emergency.  Money is very valuable and the best thing you can learn in life is to value money and use it rightly.  Money can get you in a lot of trouble.  Treat money right and money will treat you right.  I promise.

You are going to need to create a budget and stick to it.  It can be hard if you don't know what to do, and sometimes you need help.  I was able to find a review of a good product that I am thinking about trying out.  Maybe you should think about it also Budget Planning Software Review