10 Rules To Spend Money Intentionally

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Being frugal doesn’t necessarily mean not spending money. It means to learn to spend money intentionally. Investing in items that can save you money down the road.

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When it comes to your finances, why would anyone want anything other than a positive experience?!

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1) Don’t buy things impulsively-shop around first.

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2) Pay off all of your credit card debt as quickly as possible.

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3) Live within your means so that there’s no stress about paying bills each month and maintain financial stability.

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4) Save 20% of every paycheck automatically in an emergency fund, retirement account, or other long-term savings plan.

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5) Consider using only cash or debit cards instead of credit cards.

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10 Rules To Spend Money Intentionally

Being frugal doesn’t necessarily mean not spending money. It means to learn to spend money intentionally. Investing in items that can save you money down the road.

Good Debt vs Bad Debt

When it comes to your finances, why would anyone want anything other than a positive experience?!

Good Debt vs Bad Debt

What Does Spending Intentionally Mean?

1) Don’t buy things impulsively-shop around first.

Skip Impulse Shopping

2) Pay off all of your credit card debt as quickly as possible.

Pay Off Debt

3) Live within your means so that there’s no stress about paying bills each month and maintain financial stability.

Live Within Your Means

4) Save 20% of every paycheck automatically in an emergency fund, retirement account, or other long-term savings plan.

Save Money

5) Consider using only cash or debit cards instead of credit cards.

Jump Into A Cash Only Lifestyle

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