6 Money-Saving Life Hacks
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Our daily lifestyles can get very expensive. While many of us pay attention to the big bills such as mortgage and groceries, we often forget about the money that slips away every single day.
Stopping these money leaks can have a tremendous impact on your life over time. This is especially the case if you grow the money you save through a retirement account.
Check out this infographic by PSECU that shows how changing six small habits could help you save over $230,000 in just 25 years.
In addition to the money hacks above, consider taking time to find other money leaks.
Call your providers for electric, insurance, and internet to see if any promotions are currently running. Research to see if switching could save you more money.
Review your bank account to check for payments you didn’t make. You may find you’re being charged for a subscription that you forgot about long ago.
Always know where your money is going.
To talk about saving money, I’ve been doing the opposite. I just finished up my heavy round of shopping for myself and stocking up on things. Now I gotta pay some things off. I just paid off my credit card which is a good thing. Just opened a seller account on a buying and selling site to get rid of a few items so i can use other stuff I don’t want anymore to make money, and pay down this bill I accrued. Saving money is on the mental bucket list to achieve very soon. 🙂