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Make one New Year resolution that changes your finances: take your power back, resist spend-shaming and FOMO, and buy only what you need.
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New Year’s is the traditional time to make resolutions.
It’s New Year’s, the traditional time to make resolutions to make next year better than the last.
The National Retail Federation (NRF) said shoppers were expected to spend $730 billion on the holiday season that just wrapped up.
And of that number, how many charged it?.
The best gift you can give yourself is freedom from the dictates of others.
So you need to take your power back from.
Peer pressure isn’t confined to high school.
The biggest influence to buy these days often comes from social media.
Marketing is all about making you buy things you don’t need.
If you’re having a bad day/week/month, retail therapy is short-term reward for long-term deprivation.
To take your power back, you have to realize what is happening to you, and to realize all the ways you’re spending more than you intend to, or perhaps can afford.
Conspicuous consumption was a term introduced in 1899 by economist and sociologist Torstein Veblen.
In the 1950s it was known as “keeping up w/ the Joneses.”.
People allowed their sense of self worth to be defined by what they owned, rather than through more intangibles such as kindness, empathy, honesty, or generosity.
You need to tell yourself a new story about what you want your money to bring you, to do for you.
You need to keep your eye on long-term goals, like saving for that home, or for an early—or at least a comfortable—retirement.
You need to remind yourself how good it will feel to live debt-free, without constantly having to play catch-up, and how good it can feel to have money set aside for emergencies.
This year, resolve to buy only what you need.
And if you’re making resolutions, why not resolve to let Billshark help lower your bills?.
Billshark suggests resolving to take your power back: spend only on what you truly need and want, instead of letting friends, society, advertisers, or your emotions dictate your spending.
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Conspicuous consumption is a term introduced in 1899 by economist and sociologist Torstein Veblen.
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1 A Resolution Worth Making.
2 Don’t Let Others Control Your Finances.
3 Tell Yourself a New Story.
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