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Money expert Rachel Cruze hasfive simple waysyou can save $100 this month and every month.
See if any or all of the following tips can help you find a bit of budgetary relief.
The study found that the average U.S. household has four streaming services, totaling about $61 monthly.
You could save more by trading your paid streaming services for free alternatives.
This figure supports Cruzes average cost of $13 per order in delivery fees.
Cruze doesnt say you must give up delivery altogether to save.
She recommends simply cutting back by occasionally picking up your order instead.
Trading delivery for pickup just four times per month can save $52.
Cruze recommends ordering groceries online for curbside pickup to avoid in-person impulse purchases.
Healthier Homes recommends buying glass, stainless steel or ceramic reusable water bottles.
These materials are safer for humans and the environment than many plastic water bottles on the market.
Autopay can help businesses boost revenue, so some provide a discount to entice customers to enroll.
Allstate offers its automatic EZ pay plan discount and an eSmart paperless discount for customers who receive an ePolicy.
Cruze advises only using autopay for fixed expenses.
Here are a few suggestions for putting your $100 savings to work.
Your $48,000 in contributions will grow to $152,602.02.
Suppose you have a $10,000 credit card balance with a 27% APR and pay $500 monthly.
Youll pay $3,451.91 in interest.
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