The best part about these habits is that they won't only serve you well during times of recession - they'll serve you well no matter what's going on in the market.
NVDL: I have some suggestions too:
- change your eating habits. You can't afford to waste good money on bad food. And it's unhealthy. Try to stick to drinking water only. No, not even fruit juice, and no sodas. You can make the occasional exception. Quit eating burgers and white bread, and cut out red meat. Fruit and vegetables are cheaper, and healthier
2) Exercise. This improves moods, discipline and will lower your sick bill. Also, the happier you are the less likely you will comfort-eat and comfort-spend. Exervise teaches you to enjoy the inspiration related to effort, even discomfort.
3) Watch less TV - read instead.
NVDL: I have some suggestions too:
- change your eating habits. You can't afford to waste good money on bad food. And it's unhealthy. Try to stick to drinking water only. No, not even fruit juice, and no sodas. You can make the occasional exception. Quit eating burgers and white bread, and cut out red meat. Fruit and vegetables are cheaper, and healthier
2) Exercise. This improves moods, discipline and will lower your sick bill. Also, the happier you are the less likely you will comfort-eat and comfort-spend. Exervise teaches you to enjoy the inspiration related to effort, even discomfort.
3) Watch less TV - read instead.
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No. 2: Always Live Within Your Means Debt begets more debt when you can't pay it off right away - if you think gas prices are high, wait until you're paying 29.99% annual percentage rate (APR) on them.
No. 4: Have a Long-Term Mindset With Investments No. 5: Be Honest About Your Risk Tolerance No. 6: Diversify Your Investments No. 7: Keep Your Credit Score High
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