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December 21, 2017

3 Keys to Saving the Family Money

3 Keys to Saving the Family Money

Are you a mom who can’t get enough of saving your family money? If so, you are not alone.

For many moms, the goal is always to save whenever and wherever possible.

Among some of the more common ways to go about saving the green stuff:

  •  When shopping at the store
  • When buying health insurance for the family
  • When deciding where your child will go to school
  • When getting repairs done on the family vehicle
  • When considering where to go on a family trip

As you can see, there are a myriad of means for families to save money so that they don’t fret over paying their bills.

So, are you on top of your games when it comes to saving the family money?

Keep More of the Green Stuff

 

To do your best at saving money, focus on these three keys:

  1. Income – Of most importance, you do not want to be going above your means on a regular basis. While it is fine to splurge on occasion, don’t make a regular habit out of it. All that ends up doing is putting your family in a sizable financial hole. For some families, it can be tough to dig out of such a predicament. Often, the family ends up thousands of dollars in debt on credit cards. Do your best to spend within your means.
  2.   Decisions – Often, it will come down to the matter of whether your family needs that item. As an example, your child is now old enough to drive a vehicle. After they received a learner’s permit and driver’s license, the decision may come on a family auto or you get them one. Weigh the pros and cons of such a move. In doing so, you should figure out if buying your son or daughter a vehicle is a sound financial decision.

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About Michele

Michele is a Preschool teacher by day and blogger by night. She is passionate about saving money and sharing with others who like to save, too. Her motto is "Saving today so you can spend on what you need tomorrow."

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