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20 Money Hacks: Tips And Tricks To Improve Your Finances

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Over at ZenHabits.net they give 20 good tips on things you can do to improve your finances.

Among my favorite hacks that they mention:

  • Use Cash: We have started doing this more often at our house – paying cash for everything from furniture to new cars.  It’s amazing how much nicer paid off things are when you don’t have to worry about a payment!
  • Small Money Transfers:  Trick yourself into saving by making small money transfers throughout the year, instead of a few bigger ones.
  • Cut Cable TV: Try cutting the cable TV and engaging in more worthwhile activities.
  • Declutter: By decluttering the house you’ll be making a bit of money by selling things, and making it harder to buy things because you don’t want the clutter to grow again.
  • Stay Home:  When you go out, you’re more likely to spend un-necessarily.  Stay home and entertain yourselves with a board game!

What hacks or tips and tricks do you have to save money and improve your finances?

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Peter Anderson is a Christian, husband to his beautiful wife Maria, and father to his 2 children. He loves reading and writing about personal finance, and also enjoys a good board game every now and again. You can find out more about him on the about page. Don't forget to say hi on Pinterest, Twitter or Facebook!

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