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Besides mortgage, at the moment we are spending the most on college tuition for our son. Approximately $5800 every 5 months. Luckily he hopes to be done by August of 2012, but son #2 will go to auto tech school right after that. We'll be paying for another two years.
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Really great responses guys
Thanks! I'm using all your feedback so keep it up!
Health insurance and food seems to be a really big expense for a lot of us. Going out to expensive restaurants and spending huge amounts of money at the grocery stores were one of the biggest obstacles I went through but the payoff in the amount of money I've saved over the years has been well worth it.
Keep the feedback coming guys!
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I would have to say dining out also. When DW and I got married in 2002, I had 2 kids, she had 5....so for many years we cooked for a ton of folks every night. Now that the kids have grown and all but one have moved on, we find ourselves eating out much more than we should.
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Using it how, Brandon? What is your project mentioned in your first post?Originally posted by Brandon Lamb View PostReally great responses guys
Thanks! I'm using all your feedback so keep it up!"There is some ontological doubt as to whether it may even be possible in principle to nail down these things in the universe we're given to study." --text msg from my kid
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." --Frederick Douglass
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In general, it would be utilities. Without it paid up to date, then life is going down down. Too hard to find alternative way unless we start using candles or find a well for water. We have been dependent on the modern use. Unlike in the rural areas, these things are not even the least of their worries.
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Okay, then, I'm taking bets as to what your project is.
I'm putting my money on two similar possibilities.
1) You are fashioning lyrics for a hot, new breakout song, which will have us all fawning, "He's the new Bob Dylan!"
2) You are writing a book of children's poetry which will have us all fawning, "He's the new Shel Silverstein!"
If it is neither of those, hold my marker as I plan to do those myself using responses from this post."There is some ontological doubt as to whether it may even be possible in principle to nail down these things in the universe we're given to study." --text msg from my kid
"It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men." --Frederick Douglass
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A combination of the two
Originally posted by Joan.of.the.Arch View PostOkay, then, I'm taking bets as to what your project is.
I'm putting my money on two similar possibilities.
1) You are fashioning lyrics for a hot, new breakout song, which will have us all fawning, "He's the new Bob Dylan!"
2) You are writing a book of children's poetry which will have us all fawning, "He's the new Shel Silverstein!"
If it is neither of those, hold my marker as I plan to do those myself using responses from this post.
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Introducing Slash Your Spending!
Hey Guys,
Just a quick update...For those who have been contributing the awesome feedback to this thread and for the newcomers, I'm happy to announce that I will be launching my new money management system called "Slash Your Spending".
Slash Your Spending will feature:
1.) A 330 page E-book that teaches anyone regardless of income, gender, age, or even job history on how to cut back on spending without giving up on the things they love! So even if you're still living at home with mom and dad, unemployed, not making much money, or living on such a tight budget that you can't afford shoes -- this book will still help you save money. These same methods helped me save over $17,000 in one year!
Some of the topics covered are: household expenses, personal expenses, family expenses, medical expenses, personal debt, transportation, travel and much more!
2.) Also included is my “Mind and Motivation” audio course. There are 2 basic mindsets when it comes to saving money, the spending mindset and the savings mindset. Even if you think you have a savings mindset, I'm 99% sure you're wrong! I'll tell you exactly why in this course and much more!
This is just the start! I include personal 1 on 1 coaching and also 4 bonus reports on topics all to do with saving money.
There you have it. This project has been in the works for quite some time now and I'm still making tweaks with all of your great suggestions and ideas
Slash Your Spending is set to launch May 19th!
Take care guys and keep the feedback coming
Brandon
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It's truly amazing how simple things can add up too so much $$!
3 visits (short end of the stick) to Starbucks a week = $10 a week NOT including times you buy an extra muffin or piece of carrot cake:P
= $40/month
= $480 a year on coffee alone (low end number again)
And this is just ONE expense that most of us feel we NEED
Originally posted by Fabulous View PostWell-known latte effect! yeah...
I didn't realize how much I was spending on coffee.
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