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Your superpower is… All-Star Work Ethic
When the going gets tough, you take on another shift. When it comes to your financial goals, you aren’t afraid to put in the extra hours to achieve your dreams.You’re more than willing to work like others won’t so that you can live like most can’t. The grind is your hustle and you’ve got your eye on the prize, which is FIRE! (Financial Independence, Retire Early)In fact, when you’ve got a goal in mind, whether it be saving for a house, buying a new car, or taking an extended vacation, it isn’t unheard of for you to get a second or even third job in order to get what you want.And when it comes to the things in life you value, like family, there isn’t a thing you wouldn’t do to provide the best for them.But all work and no play make Jack a dull boy.There are other ways to save money that won’t work your fingers to the bone.And as much as money can bring you wonderful things in life, you have to have time to enjoy them for them to be worthwhile.By investing your money you can get it to earn for you while you sleep, and that’s way better than pulling a night shift for overtime, isn’t it?"The money you make is a symbol of the value you create."– Idowu Koychikan💲Find Money In Unexpected Places💲6 Easy Savings Hacks to Make the Most of your Money1. Use apps to organize your budget and savings.You can automate just about everything; and you should. You can simply set up an automatic transfer from your checking to your savings each month… Or try BudgeIt, our budgeting app designed to help you track your spending and keep on top of your expenses.2. Make a meal planEverybody’s gotta eat, and meal planning is more than just using cute containers to make your salads look like pretty rainbows in the fridge. Meal planning can eliminate food waste and keep you from splurging on convenient meals out. Even better if you plan your ingredients around sales and coupons!3. Challenge everythingChallenge every single expense you have. Who really needs a landline these days? And do you need Netflix, Prime, Crave, Hulu and Spotify? Odds are you can cut something out. Perhaps you’ve been paying for a service so long that it’s second nature? It’s time for a challenge and here’s how to do it:1. Write down every single expense you have2. Look for expenses you can fully cut out3. Find ways to save money on the remaining expenses4. Start an emergency fundWhen a crisis hits you don’t want to turn to a credit card and pile on the debt. Debt can turn a crisis into a catastrophe. Even as little as $50/month into a contingency fund will keep you from racking up high interest debt in low cash-flow times.5. Give up the expensive habitsSunday Brunch and Mimosas costing you big bucks? Love a bit of fun on the weekend, but the bar tab is getting ridiculous? Cut it out! Or at least cut back. Skip Bougie Brunch or make it an every other weekend treat and you’ll find quite a bit of money left in your pocket.6. Get paid to spendMaximize your credit card rewards by using the right card for your purchase. Almost every card offers a points or cash-back reward system, so check your perks and charge at the til – just be sure to pay off your balance before the interest can start piling up!Click here to download our list of the Top Credit Card Perks and their most underutilized rewards programs.Be a Saving Superhero!Hey there, savings enthusiast! I'm Joe Bennet, investment strategist, savings saviour, and all around money guru. My specialty is teaching people how to be smart with their money and save for their future.I'm an expert at helping the financially overwhelmed learn how to manage their money, plan for their future, and make the best money decisions they can today.I've been featured on podcasts like “Self-Made Millionaire,” “Investment Files,” and “FIRE - Financially Independent, Retire Early.”💰Invest in You💰Check out these resources to fire up your finances!1. Follow me on Instagram. I share money hacks and investment strategies, and help you keep your eye on your savings with daily empowerment messages.2. Listen to my Podcast “Savings Saviour.” I share my straight-forward ways to overcome your money mindset hangups, and change your relationship with your bank account. I also spill my favorite money apps and budgeting hacks. Plus, you'll get the scoop on stocks and investments I’m keeping my eye on!3. Want guidance on achieving all your savings goals? Book a call with me. Together, we’ll go over your finances and expenses and make plans for your future by making changes to your habits today.💸Fund Financial Freedom💸Now that you've got some insight into how you should get your art out into the world, check your inbox for your quiz results. You'll also get my printable guide to managing your budget and realizing your money goals.Over the next week, I'll be sharing more tips for you to organize your investments, create your savings plan, and take your finances in hand. I want you to be confident and comfortable with managing your money and future.“Don’t tell me what your priorities are. Show me where you spend your money and I’ll tell you what they are.”—James W. Frick