A spare $50 or $100 a week can make a huge difference to your long-term wealth. It's not as difficult as some people think to put a little more away each week.
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A spare $50 or $100 a week can make a huge difference to your long-term wealth. It's not as difficult as some people think to put a little more away each week.
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Buying things secondhand can save a few bucks and help keep junk out of our landfills...
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Think things are tough? Struggling to get by? Not sure how $100 is going to feed you and your partner or the family for an entire week? Well how would you go on just $10? That's what the co-author of The $21 Challenge, Fiona Lippey, did more than a decade ago - and she hasn't stopped saving since.