What Stresses Moms Most, Food in Basement Better than the Bank, Silly Tactics You Fall For

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What Stresses Moms Most, Food in Basement Better than the Bank, Silly Tactics You Fall For

What is the number one thing that stresses Moms out?

>>Cash flow, managing money, stretching a budget [especially if you have kids]

35% – the percentage of Americans with credit records being pursued by collection agencies over unpaid debts according to an Urban Inst. Study – most of the debtors are in the south and west like Las Vegas, where nearly half the population has been reported a collection agency.

40 percent of all workers in the United States actually make less than what a full-time minimum wage worker made back in 1968 after you account for inflation.

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How to Spend More and Be Financially Secure

You might make the same income as your neighbors make, spend less than they do, save more, and yet still be in a much more precarious financial position. How is that possible? What could some of your neighbors be doing differently that makes them more financially secure? It’s all about the nature of your expenditures.

It is common advice to try to spend less for the things you buy and to set aside some money every month. Both are good ideas as far as they go. Of course how you invest the money you set aside makes a big difference in how well you do in the future.

But I’m not going to tell you about your investing options here. That’s a topic for another time. I’m going to explain the difference between your fixed versus your discretionary expenses, and which ones you need to watch carefully if you want to have more financial security. I’ll start with a simple story…

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Food in the basement is better than money in the bank

There are many reasons for stockpiling a one-year supply of food. The value of food commodities generally increases at the same rate as inflation. Money in the bank doesn’t do that. Investing in 500 cans of tuna or in dehydrated food that will last five to 10 years are better bets than putting $350 in the bank. Find what you need below:

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