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 By: Myranda, Tran, Zack

 Save money by opening a bank account  Put money in your account each week  Track spending  Set financial goals  Make a list of expenses

 Pay your main bills first (light, gas, rent, car payment, etc.)  Put a limit on shopping  Cook at home  Only treat yourself once a month

 Think first before spending o Do you need it? o Are you going to use it? o Is it going to help you? o Can I get a better price? o Are you spending above your budget to buy it? o Can you use it long-term? o Will it last?

 Shopping at the grocery store o Buy only what you need o limit on how much you spend o buy enough for at least 1-2 weeks  Shopping for Clothes o shop only once for each season o create a limit  Shopping for Holidays o Budget o Be willing to cut back

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