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What is Your Biggest Financial Vice?
I was thinking about what my biggest vices are when it comes to staying healthy.
As it turns out, my #1 health/fitness vice is also my #1 financial vice eating
out at lunch time. I really enjoy escaping from everyone and grabbing some lunch
alone.
Unfortunately, eating out inevitably translates into less healthy meals and
considerably larger expenditures than if I just packed a lunch. Assuming I do
this 3-4 times a week, and estimating the “overage” at $6-8/meal, lets do the
math. At an average of $7 for lunch, four times a week we would spend $28 a
week. multiply that fifty weeks a year you come up with $1400. Over a thirty
year time span $42,000
A much cheaper and healthier, but still enjoyable alternative (at least for the
weekday lunch ritual) would be to pack a lunch and then skip out of the office
when it’s time to eat.
What about you? What’s your biggest financial vice?
OK!!!
Comment 1: Nights out and new outfits.
Comment 2: Bad investments.
Comment 3: Dunkin Donuts!
Vice?
My greed for speed. Anyone out there at a snail's pace?
Just been overtaken by several snails!
Biggest financial vice? Online shopping! Especially QVC and HSN. And... thanks to DishNetwork... I can order by clicking a button... don't even have to call in!
