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CBS 4 Your Money: How to Avoid Lifestyle Inflation
Lifestyle inflation occurs when your income increases along with your spending. Dustin Smith shares some strategies to help you avoid it.
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Lifestyle inflation occurs when your income increases along with your spending. Dustin Smith shares some strategies to help you avoid it.
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If an increase in your income results in an increase in your spending, you’re subject to lifestyle inflation or lifestyle “creep.” It tends to become greater every time you get a raise or higher paying job. On the surface, why should lifestyle creep be any cause for concern? After all, if you’re earning more, doesn’t that mean you have the means to spend more? Not exactly, for these three reasons:
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Making your first million dollars may seem like a dream, but it is not an impossible dream. It takes hard work, common sense, time, and discipline. Find out how you can work towards making your first million in this 4 Your Money segment with Bruce Helmer.
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Should you rent or buy in this hot real estate market? Find out in this segment of CBS 4 Your Money with Bruce Helmer.
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For most Americans, a house is often their biggest single expense. Inflation has been soaring across most sectors of the economy, but it’s hitting the housing market especially hard. Should you rent or buy in this hot real estate market?
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Sometimes it seems like all the news we hear has a tendency to be negative. But, there are some positive things to talk about! In this segment of CBS 4 Your Money Bruce Helmer spends some time focusing on the positives.
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In this segment of CBS 4 Your Money, Bruce Helmer shares five things to consider before you set your retirement date.
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The American Psychological Association’s most recent consumer survey found that 72% of Americans reported feeling stressed about money at least at some time in the past month. Eighty-seven percent said a significant source of stress was the rise in prices of items due to inflation (specifically gas prices, energy bills, groceries), and 65% noted that money was a source of stress, the same percentage that pointed to “the economy.”
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Why is inflation such a big deal for investors? Find out in this episode of 4 Your Money.
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Nicole Webb, Senior Vice President and Financial Advisor was interviewed live on yesterday’s CNBC’s Closing Bell Overtime.