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Five expenses to cut down on to increase your retirement savings

Boosting your retirement savings is possible if you are able to manage to follow these five simple tips in 2023

by Fran Candelera
17/03/2023 18:00
in Money
Think about your retirement and make a good plan

Think about your retirement and make a good plan - CANVA

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As retirement savings are something we cannot put off, we need to find creative ways to save some money. The Social Security retirement check is not enough in the United States. There are many people who are unable to save money. However, while prices go up and salaries do not, there are some expenses they must tackle to have financial stability. Many people have realized that they end up paying much more when they go to the supermarket to do the shopping.

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If you compare your recent grocery shopping expenditure to the one from one or two years ago you could see how the amount spent went up. Therefore, it is high time you adapted your shopping and look for the cheapest prices. But how can you spend less money when you do the groceries to keep saving for retirement? Have a look at all those unhealthy and expensive items you have got on your shopping list.

Moreover, if you cut down on pricey snacks that are full of fat and they lack nutrients, you are killing two birds with one stone. From buying food to shopping for clothes. Do you really need a new gown for every single party you go to? You had better exchange clothes with relatives and friends. You could even have a look at your closet and see what you already have. Be smart and save on shopping, money saved for retirement could be invested instead.

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Can you ride rather than drive in order to save for retirement?

There are many US citizens who drive to work every day. There are some Americans that could ride instead. It is true that this is not possible for everyone. So, it could also be a good idea to walk or ride your bike. Making use of those bikeways will allow you to save money and be healthier at the same time. Look for local shops to buy what you need rather than going miles away. Not only will you save on gas for retirement, but you will look after the environment.

Transport is a big expense to cut in order to save for retirement
Transport is a big expense to cut in order to save for retirement – Canva

Many people are buying solar-powered Christmas lights in order to save on electricity. In this way, you can forget about switching off your Christmas lights and it will be as bright as ever before. Every cent that could go to make retirement contributions to your savings plans is key. So far we have dealt with food, clothes transport and electricity. Though there is one more expense to reduce.

The final expense that you need to cut is subscriptions. Have a look at all the different online streaming services that you are paying for. Then, check how much you are spending each year. You will be surprised how much you are spending on them. This staggering amount of money found should be invested to make your retirement nest egg much bigger. Start now to have a brighter retirement.

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So in this way it doesn’t matter if we retire at 62 or 67. The important thing, in the end, is that we have enough money saved to be able to live on our Social Security check as our only source of monthly income.

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