Most of us tend to overspend on furniture, and in most cases end up regretting because it doesn’t last as long as it should. We’ve all heard (or experienced) horror stories where someone buys a fantastic looking table/bed/sofa, and within a year, they have to replace it because it’s broken or no longer works. As Team Frugality, we want to spend as little as is…
On the last post, we introduced the first rule for financial success, and I promised to write about basic ways we can adhere to this rule. Spending less than you earn often means that you need to reduce the money you spend (it’s not rocket science really). To start with, this doesn’t have to be anything drastic, extreme money saving tips should come after you…
What is the first and most important rule if you want to succeed financially? Spend less than you earn. Sounds simple, like something we all do, but really is it? If we all spent less than we earned, then Barclays credit card agents wouldn’t be so busy calling people to tell them about their exciting new products. I got the second call from them on…