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Success
MARCH 27, 2022
Research shows that people who suffer from high levels of debt stress have health risks ranging from ulcers and migraines to heart attacks. Beatty took stock of his lifestyle and made hard choices. This article appears in the October 2015 issue of SUCCESS magazine and has been updated. So how much is enough?
Success
MARCH 15, 2024
Patrice Washington Photo courtesy of Patrice Washington Wealth is about more than just your finances, which is why Patrice Washington is setting out to redefine it. I recognize that I drive some of the personal finance gurus crazy and I’m 100% OK with that,” she jokes on her website. Yes, you can still buy yourself Starbucks!)
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Success
JANUARY 6, 2022
Live a happier and more fulfilling life by getting back to basics, analyzing your finances and saving money in the process: 1. Simplify lifestyle practices. Convenience should make life easier, but you regularly replace products, waste your money and end up damaging the environment and perhaps your own health.
Allwork
SEPTEMBER 8, 2023
This article contains links from our trusted partners. A subscription allows you to explore jobs in over 50 career categories, with fields ranging from accounting and bookkeeping to education, finance, and graphic design. FlexiSpot understands this notion and sets out to improve your overall physical health while you work.
Success
NOVEMBER 7, 2022
This creep ultimately caused her family to lose the ability to stay on top of their finances. It’s called ‘lifestyle creep’ when you’re done with school so you think you have more money and can afford more things,” Akpan says. Even with no monthly mortgage, they still had to pay for food, gas, health insurance and other bills.
Success
JANUARY 29, 2023
Well, look at the top five resolutions for 2023, according to a 2022 Forbes Health/OnePoll survey : “Improved mental health (45%)” “Improved fitness (39%)” “Lose weight (37%)” “Improved diet (33%)” “Improved finances (30%)” These are large-scale goals that can’t be reached with one simple habit tweak or schedule adjustment.
Success
NOVEMBER 7, 2022
This creep ultimately caused her family to lose the ability to stay on top of their finances. It’s called ‘lifestyle creep’ when you’re done with school so you think you have more money and can afford more things,” Akpan says. Even with no monthly mortgage, they still had to pay for food, gas, health insurance and other bills.
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