Who Wants to Live Like a Millionaire?





Many people think that millionaires live a totally carefree lifestyle never giving money a second thought. For many millionaires, nothing could be further from the truth. Most are very diligent about the way they spend their money. You see, that’s how they got to be millionaires in the first place. They carefully considered how they spent, how they saved and how they invested their money.

In the article linked below, we see that one of the major ways in which millionaires differ from non-millionaires is on spending for food. Millionaires spend less on groceries and less on restaurant food.  They also use coupons to reduce their grocery spending. Take a few minutes to read the article and consider ways in which you could live more like a millionaire. Who knows, with hard work and careful planning you could be a millionaire one day. For information on how you can realize your financial dreams, call me at 260-413-9589 or email me at BBurtonFC@gmail.com .

https://www.daveramsey.com/blog/millionaire-spending-habits 

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