
|Articles|September 16, 2008
- October15 2003
- Volume 10
- Issue 19
15 Guidelines for Improved Spending
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- Never buy on impulse.
Become a comparison shopper on all items you plan to purchase.
- Pay cash for everything or don't buy it.
Wait for special sales. Ask retailers when sale dates are planned.
- Double-check value, reparability, price, and guarantees on all major purchases.
Learn to read and understand all advertisements.
- Read all labels and product literature carefully.
Use a list for grocery and household items.
- Go shopping alone. This is especially true for household and grocery items.
Buy private label brands only when it is economical and practical.
- Learn to uncover scams and fraud.
Never expect something for nothing because somehow you will pay for it.
- When writing a check for groceries, make it for the amount of purchase only.
Don't take a casual attitude toward money because it can bring about many financial casualties in the future.
- Maintain good records. Keep receipts and make reminders about cash spending.
Source: Institute of Consumer Financial Education (619-239-1401; www.icfe.info)
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