Recently, Ed McMahon died. It has been reported years before his death there were rumor that Mr.
McMahom was bankrupt or nearing bankruptcy. Nothing speaks more to his success or failure than his financial condition when he dies.
Apart from the rebates, the author also highlights the following as expensive outcomes of a little financial laziness:
- Not Choosing the Best Rate on Your Savings Account – Some people don’t even have a savings account. This is such a waste of potential income. It is not much, but it sure can make a big difference down the road.
- Not Opening a Retirement Fund -
- Not Paying Attention to 0% Financing Deadlines – Business and financial institution use 0% to get you in and raise those rates after the introduction period is over.
- Paying a Bill Early – Many companies will give you a discount if you pay your bill early. Some will offer discounts for signing up for paperless billing, or auto pay.
- Not Taking Advantage of Corporate Wellness Incentives – A healthy body a generates a healthy mind. With a healthy mind you can be aware of money savings things you can do.
- Not Bothering to Negotiate a Better Deal – William Shatner is right. In current economic times, businesses will deal with to get your business. If not discounted prices, they may throw in some very nice extras.
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