FinancialVerse - Guide to Savings - 600 Practical Cash Saving Ideas (eBook)

The FinancialVerse Guide to Savings - 600 Practical Cash Savings Ideas presents ideas on where households can look to save cash in our pandemic impacted world. The typical American household spends over $60,000 per year to support their lifestyle and needs. The book carefully delves into more than 30 areas of spending to look for savings. These areas range from household related costs to annual travel needs. The book provides a roadmap of where households can look for cash savings for today and into the future. The FinancialVerse Guide to Savings is based on the author's over 30 year career in personal financial services and his practical experience in saving money on life's needs. The author believes that if the reader implements many of the ideas presented they should be able to save at least 1% of their annual spending and find cash for other needs such as savings, debt reduction and retirement planning.

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The FinancialVerse Guide to Savings - 600 Practical Cash Savings Ideas presents ideas on where households can look to save cash in our pandemic impacted world. The typical American household spends over $60,000 per year to support their lifestyle and needs. The book carefully delves into more than 30 areas of spending to look for savings. The book provides a roadmap of where households can look for cash savings for today and into the future. Areas that are discussed include developing personal financial values that drive spending. Key areas for savings identified include:Big purchasesChildcareCollege fundingCoupons and discount platformsDebtHousing and related costsTransportationTravelThe FinancialVerse Guide to Savings is based on the author's over 30 year career in personal financial services and his practical experience in saving money on life's needs. The author believes that if the reader implements many of the ideas presented they should be able to save at least 1% of their annual spending and find cash for other needs such as savings, debt reduction and retirement planning.