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Christine Talley is a writer living well (but cheaply) in Chicago. She has 11 years professional experience in arts management. You can contact Christine at chrissytalley@hotmail.com.
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Spend Less on Stuff You Don’t Need

Posted by Christine Talley at 7/26/2008 11:59 PM

Categories: How To - For Less,Personal Finance

For those keeping track, out of the $198 I DIDN'T spend in May, $50 was on impulse food purchases, $130 on clothes, and, as far as I can tell, the last $18 was on unnecessary reading material. Apparently, I buy a book and a magazine or two every month. Who knew?

So, I didn’t buy any unnecessary reading material in May. The Chicago Library is good enough for me, and, anyhow, my bookshelf is full.

Saved: $18!