Stop Spending on Unimportant Things First of all, figure out what’s important to you. Then stop spending money on everything else. This requires that you determine your own values and priorities. Once you decide what’s important to you, and you
1. Re-Negotiate Service Contracts Are you overpaying for your cable, cell phone, pest control or any other recurring service? Reach out to the service provider to inquire about more cost-efficient options that may be available to you. If the customer
1: Get financially educated. Even if you already have your college degree in hand, you likely gained very little financial knowledge from all of those textbooks you spent so many hours poring over. The key is to learn about things
Did you pay too much in taxes last year? The good news is you will see that money again once you file your tax return, but do you plan on saving or spending it? Rather than viewing the refund as
One of the reasons it’s so important to always be mindful of your finances is that life has a tendency to throw a wrench in our plans. And whether it’s a leaky roof, car accident or a trip to the
According to CNBC, many taxpayers prefer to get refunds, but getting a large refund may not be the best choice for your finances. Sure, getting a check for a lump sum feels great – maybe you’re already thinking about the
