The old saying "you have to speculate to accumulate" does not just apply to those in the investment industries. If you're spending a little more to get a return on your initial outlay, that works in all aspects of life; and the purchases you make are equally applicable. (See also: 15 Items to Pay More For)
Now, the word expensive is relative. What's costly for one person is peanuts to another. So in this article, expensive refers to the competitive products in the marketplace. Why should you shell out your hard earned money on a brand or product that has a much higher price tag than those in the same category?
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While there are many factors that influence a person's success, those who have discussed their preferred habits or have documented their own tricks of the trade seem to have several common denominators when it comes to reaching their goals. Many of these commonalities involve the morning routine. (See also: Habits of the Financially Successful)
Here are 13 things that successful people do every morning.
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some awesome articles on legal sources of non-taxable income, the happiest jobs around, and how to score a deal without leaving a store's website.
Top 5 Articles
15 Surprisingly Legal Sources of Non-Taxable Income — Gifts up to $13,000 and contributions to a health savings account are legal sources of non-taxable income. [The Wisdom Journal]
15 of the Happiest Jobs Around — Did you know realtors and marketing consultants have some of the happiest jobs around? [PopSugar Smart Living]
You may eagerly anticipate a getaway or a weeklong escape, but traveling isn't always a bargain. The cost of airfare, hotels, transportation, food, and entertainment can hit your pocket hard. And if you don't plan well, you can easily overspend in these areas. (See also: Get Your Travel Rewards on the Ground)
Here's a look at 10 things you're probably paying too much for when traveling, plus tips on how to pay less.
One of the most frustrating realities in personal finance is the high rate charged on credit card balances. Even if you pay more than the minimum each month, the high interest rate severely limits the effectiveness of your payment. Whether you are trying to deal with holiday debt or take control of your finances, a balance transfer can be just the thing. (See also: Why and How to Do a Balance Transfer)
And the best part? Now is a great time to do a balance transfer.
Many things can cause or contribute to a bad mood, even if you're usually an optimistic person. Circumstances such as stress at work, a disagreement with a friend, or a difficult family situation can send your mood into a funk. Sometimes, you're just having a bad day and you need a little pick-me-up. If you feel like you woke up on the wrong side of bed, here are some ideas to quickly change your mood and get you feeling better about your day. (See also: Happiness Habits to Feel Better Now)
Note: If you think you may be suffering from depression or chronic anxiety, talk to your doctor.
Real estate often seems to be the "ugly stepchild" of the personal finance community.
Most individuals understand that there is something there, but don't talk about it because it appears mysterious, complicated, and only for the super rich. However, I believe real estate investing can be used by anyone looking to broaden their financial outlook and can add significant potential for building wealth to their plans. (See also: 5 Investing Basics)
Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some stellar articles on saving money on Valentine's Day, wedding favors people will actually use, and tips for making money this tax season.
Top 5 Articles
Save Money on Valentine's Day — Cooking a special dinner or going for a picnic can help you save money on Valentine's Day. [Lazy Man and Money]
45 Wedding Favors People Will Actually Use, Forever After — If you are in need of ideas for wedding party favors, consider tissue boxes or spices. [PopSugar Smart Living]
Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "There is a great deal of poetry and fine sentiment in a chest of tea." On any given day 158 million Americans drink tea — and for good reason. Different types of tea have been shown to boost the immune system, regulate cholesterol, and fight cancer with significant supplies of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Plus, tea in its many forms feels comforting and tastes delicious. (See also: The Best Online Tea Merchants)
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