A local expert tells us what you can do to bounce back from the holiday season when it comes to your budget.
IT'S A TIME TOTURN THINGSAROUND FOR ABRIGHTER NEWYEAR...ESPECIALLY WHENIT COMES TO YOURWALLET.JOINING ME NOW ISLUKE BORST FROMNORTHWESTERNMUTUAL TO TALKABOUT BOUNCINGBACK FROM THEHOLIDAYS TO SETYOURSELF UP FORA STRONG 2020.GOOD MORNING.THE HOLIDAYS AREOVER ...MANYPEOPLE WENT ONTRIPS....BOUGHTPRESENTS...EVENJUST HOSTING BIGGROUPS OVER FORDINNER CAN BEEXPENSIVE....HOWCAN ONE RECOVERFINANCIALLY FROMTHAT PRICEY TIME?IS IT TOO EARLY TOSTART THINKING OFHOLIDAY SPENDINGFOR NEXTSEASON?
WHATCAN WE DO NOWTO LESSEN THEBURDEN LATERON?
YOU CAN SETUP A NEW BUDGETANYTIME OF THEYEAR....BUT THEBEGINNING OF THEYEAR ALWAYSSEEMS TO BE APOPULAR TIME.ANY TIPS?
ARETHERE ANY GOODAPPS OR TOOLSTHAT CAN HELPSOMEONE GETBACK ON TRACK IFTHEYR'E INDEBT....OR TO HELPTHEM STAY ONBUDGET.
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