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Ditch Your Morning Latte, Become a Millionaire
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| CoffeeAddict | |
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I read this article yesterday, and I've already made a change. Despite being a "Coffee Addict," I'm limiting myself to only 2 Starbucks' a week and I'm making coffee at home every other day. I've already saved almost $10! (Those raspberry white chocolate mochas are pricey little devils... but so damn good.)
| Alliekat03 | |
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These are really great tips but, seriously, it's really hard to go one day- let alone many days- without buying a coffee! If you really can't stop yourself (like me) give yourself a coffee budget; load up a Starbucks card with X dollars every month and only let yourself spend what's on the card.
| sarabel -- Miami | |
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I used to do the starbucks card thing but kept going over. I finally started making my own at home. At first they didn't taste as good because I didn't use as much of the sweet stuff. Now I like mine better thn the coffee shop and they're healthier!
| MorganC | |
| So true. I can't just get A coffee. I have to get the crumble cake, and then the Starbucks mugs always get me. They're so cute and seasonal. Geesh. I'm in the trap. | |
| jwzest | |
| I think our standard of living is more than financial stability. Happiness really doesn't only depend on how much money we are able to save. This doesn't mean I'm suggesting not to be careful with spendings. But giving up a lifestyle that makes you happy might not lead to contentment when you retire. | |
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