Saving On Those Discretionary Expenses
Let's discuss your discretionary expenses. This is stuff you have more control over than a fixed mortgage payment.
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Let's discuss your discretionary expenses. This is stuff you have more control over than a fixed mortgage payment.
What other small lifestyle changes can you make to save big money? Let's look at your fixed expenses.
Many people equate saving with some sort of deprivation. If you deprive yourself of all of the fun stuff in life you will never stick to a savings plan.
For the first time in years, Apple's iPhones aren't the star of the show. Apple unveiled a smartwatch on Tuesday.
As a society we need to save more. Our government can print up money but we can't!
Last month Bankrate.com conducted a survey on Financial Security. Thirty-six percent of those surveyed had not begun to save for retirement.
It usually takes a life event to push an individual into hiring a financial planner.
How many cards do you have? Can you name what's in your wallet? If the answer is no, you have too many cards.
I'll bet every time I have suggested that you get copies of your free credit reports you have made a mental note to check yours. Do it now!
I often hear from listeners who are about to retire and they realize they fall into the category of having too many retirement plans.
Check what you can do this fall to save on energy costs this winter.
If you were told to evacuate within the hour would you be able to gather up all your important things and leave in an hour?
Arthur T. Demoulas triumphantly returned as Market Basket CEO Thursday, addressing workers at company headquarters in Tewksbury, saying, "it's great to be back together again."
It's a message that could help heal our festering problems with income inequality, worker resentment toward executive salary inflation, etc. But will corporate elites hear it, and heed it?
No one gets out of this world alive, but we can plan to make it easier on those we leave behind.
