In 3 months, these 5 easy things could pad your account by $1,000. - NBCNewsBETTER
People love to blame high-end coffee drinks as the reason you’re not rich, but maybe just as key is the latte in reverse. Instead of spending a regular amount, you fail to take advantage of a benefit. The result is the same: money slipping out of your grasp.
If you want to end up $1,000 richer by the time April rolls around, just make some small changes. Pay attention to spending. Look for bonuses and cash giveaways. Cut spending in areas that aren’t as important to you. Whether your goal is a fatter retirement account, a vacation fund or starting a cash cushion, these five strategies can help tweak your spending and savings habits.
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