admin Posted May 3, 2019 Share Posted May 3, 2019 You have to pay bills and buy food each month. But how much could you save if you cut out all NON-essentials . . . everything from alcohol to Netflix? A new survey claims the average American could save $1,497 a month . . . or about $18,000 a year. Here are the top ten non-essential things we spend money on . . . 1. Dinner at restaurants, $209 a month. 2. Drinks with friends or co-workers, $189. 3. Takeout or delivery for dinner, $178. 4. Going out for lunch instead of packing a lunch, $174. 5. Impulse purchases, $109. (So the top five alone add up to $859.) 6. Ubers and Lyfts for non-essential trips, $96. 7. Personal care, like massages or manicures, $94. 8. Subscription boxes, like Blue Apron and FabFitFun, also $94. 9. Cable, $91. Plus another $23 for things like Netflix and Hulu. 10. Online shopping for stuff you don't really need, $84. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
admin Posted May 3, 2019 Author Share Posted May 3, 2019 Need a killer podcast intro our outro? Youtube? Discord? Kramer's gotcha! Kramer is now on FIVERR, exclusively. Do you do a podcast? Do you need a commercial? Do you need a sweeper? Well, we're back on Fiverr after requests over the last many months. It's CHEAP! CLICK HERE! CLICK HERE! Edited just now by admin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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