This might seem like a bit of a strange topic given we are looking to retire early and a major part of that involves saving money not spending it. But hear me out.
Spending money on “stuff” in general usually just adds a lot of clutter to our lives. But there is one circumstance where spending a little more money can pay off and make you happier? Have you guessed it yet?
It’s time. Spending money to save time pays off.
There was a study where people were given $40 to spend either on stuff or on a service that helped them to save time. The findings were that there were more feelings of satisfaction after the time-saving purchase than when they bought new stuff.
You might think that hiring a cleaner or paying someone to mow your loans is a bit lazy. But what if I told you it was actually one of the most productive things you could do? It allows you to free up your time and energy to devote to your most important goals.Continue Reading →
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returned from our trip to Hawaii it inspired me to share some of my money saving travel tips.
Back some years ago whenever I would get some spare change weighing down my purse, I would put it in a jar.
yalty marketing, I have the annoying habit of signing up for every loyalty program there is available. Mainly for research just to keep on top of what everyone else was doing in the space.
This is the underlying negative message we hear a lot in society. Even in Hollywood films, characters with lots of money are often portrayed as the greedy and selfish villains.