The easiest way to save the most money is by focusing on your 3 biggest expenses: housing, transportation and food. By focusing on the few budget items that make up most of your spending, it’ll be easiest to reduce your overall expenses.
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Cut Your Expenses by Tackling ‘The Big 3’
With Becky from Twentyfree.co
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- Why it’s easier to reduce the big 3 than cut lattes
- Unconventional ways to save money on housing
- Ideas to save money on transportation
- Easy ways to lower your grocery bills
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[…] Houses: Primary residences cost you money, they don’t earn you money. You spend money every month on your mortgage, taxes, and insurance plus repairs and maintenance. Even if you own your house outright, it is costing you money on a monthly basis for taxes, insurance, repairs and maintenance. Vacation properties or second homes are the same way. Unless you are earning more money on your house than you spend on it, your house is a liability. I discuss some ways you can earn money on your primary residence (to turn it into an asset) in Episode 37. […]
[…] Houses: Primary residences cost you money, they don’t earn you money. You spend money every month on your mortgage, taxes, and insurance plus repairs and maintenance. Even if you own your house outright, it is costing you money on a monthly basis for taxes, insurance, repairs and maintenance. Vacation properties or second homes are the same way. Unless you are earning more money on your house than you spend on it, your house is a liability. I discuss some ways you can earn money on your primary residence (to turn it into an asset) in Episode 37. […]