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Today’s tip comes from my buddy, Big Honkin’. He and I recorded the latest episode of the No Credit Needed Podcast: Big Honkin Special, and I asked him to give me a simple, easy-to-implement savings technique.
Eat out less – Plain and simple, if you plan your meals, eat at home, and eat less while you are out, you will save money – lots and lots of money.
Remember, doing the small things, over and over, can add up to real, substantial savings.
Saving $5 a day, 5 days a week, will add $25 to your weekly budget. Multiply this by 50 work-weeks and you have $1250 per year. Over the course of 40 years, that’s $50,000. If you invest $1250 for 40 years at 8%, you’d end up with more than $350,000. Brown bag it.
(Be sure to check out Big Honkin’s site: GeekOutOnline.
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This is a great idea. I’m brand new to posting, but have been reponding on my blog. It is really helping to organize something that can feel so overwhelming. One idea for keeping lunches easy is to make individual container a few days in advance of things like fruit salad, tuna fish, cheese, luncheon meats. That way you can just pull a few items out of the refrigerator for lunch rather than having to risk not wanting what you made the night before.
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Hey, I just saw the post and it reminds me of a post I wrote recently titled “Trim Back Your Fast Food Budget“
Great advice – don’t forget to ‘give-up’ $4 to $6 Latte’s from Starbucks which can quickly add upto considerable savings