Take Control Tuesday: Pay Cash for Consumables

November 07, 2017 NaN
Take Control Tuesday: Pay Cash for Consumables
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Take Control Tuesday: Pay Cash for Consumables

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Show Notes

One thing… well two if you’re counting gas prices… that bugs me is having a credit balance each month for eating out or paying for gasoline on a card. If you don’t pay that off directly, interest is added even though the food has long left your stomach and the gas tank is empty too.

So to help us with breaking free of the credit card merry-go-round, here’s  Mansa Musa at MoneySmartLife with another great money smart tip.

Check Out Our Conversation Herehttps://randimyles.online/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/mansa-musa-cash-part-2.mp3

Download your TO-DAY list HERE: MoneySmartLife.org

Discover Your Money Personality HERE: Money Habitude Game

Also Check Out Our “Take Control Tuesday” Archives HERE: Take Control Tuesdays with Randi Myles & Mansa Musa

For more information and to sign up for upcoming webinars log onto MoneySmartLife.org or call 313-626-7627 and leave a voice or text message.

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