Think about this for a second – you’ve made a large purchase and later have a dreadful feeling when realizing that your spending decision was a huge mistake.
Sound familiar at all? I’m sure we’ve all experienced this at least once. Perhaps you don't realize for months or years later, but you eventually understand what a waste of money the item was.
Poor spending decisions like that may cause you to:
- Shake your head in disappointment.
- Think about more worthwhile ways to spend your money.
- Regret the purchase in the first place.
- Be angry or frustrated with yourself for wasting money.
- Fall into debt.
And more!
However, you don't have to make that same mistake again. [Read more…]
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