Reduce Household Expenses

Posted On: 2006-01-12
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Hey everybody, and welcome back to your Debt Podcast for today, which is Thursday, January 12, 2006. My name is Jay Fleischman, and thank you for staying subscribed to the show. If you're not subscribed to the show, and I know that there are lot of you out there who go on to the website everyday, download another show, listen to it on your computer, and then go back the next day. What you may want to do is to actually subscribe. You can do it through any RSS feeder, but however you get to us, whether it's by subscription or by logging on to the site everyday, I am glad to have you here. And of course if you're new to the show, thanks for checking us out, thanks for subscribing. If there's anything that you'd like to hear on the show that you're not hearing right now, please drop me an email at debtpodcast@gmail.com, or you can send us some feedback on the show notes at debtpodcast.com. We've also got our listener feedback line and the phone number for that is also on the site. Drop me some feedback, love to hear from you.

Today is Thursday, and we're just going to be doing a resolution helper. Tomorrow we've got some Q&A to take care of, we've got a little bit of a daily tantrum, and we're also going to be doing some podsafe music tomorrow, so make sure to check us out, and keep updating those subscriptions.

Here is today's resolution helper.

That's right, folks. Today's resolution helper is all about the other things that you spend money on. Your entertainment, your clothing, your books and your music and your groceries and toiletries and things like that. And how you can reduce your expenses, they're just using a couple of common sense tips. And I'm sure most of you have thought of these ideas, but sometimes hearing them again from somebody else will kind of ring the bell and help you get to the next level of actually putting the tips into use. Your movie tickets. Discounted movie tickets are available. They are much more widely available than you may think. Here in New York we're paying...