Rising costs are the number one priority this election for people aged 18 to 34. So, what can be done to mitigate the hip-pocket pain that does not involve either cutting back on something, or cutting it out entirely?
So, what can be done to mitigate the hip-pocket pain that does not involve either cutting back on something, or cutting it out entirely?Get your tax refund in every payIf you usually get a tax refund at the end of each financial year – in fact, probably well after the end of it – you are simply letting the government use your money, for free.When you do that online, it will be just 28 days to a fatter salary.
You can cut the cost by opting for an excess on the policy of $750 for a single or $1500 for couples, payable only once a year and not for minors. Does not apply to you? Then perhaps you pay a small fortune for kids’ swimming lessons. You can get a refund for some of that cost, too.
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