Sam’s Club and Costco Are Your Friends

As I’m writing this, my wife is about to leave for a Sam’s Club trip.

She used to go to Costco.

Where she goes just depends on which one is closer to our house.

One way to save significant money over the long-term is to buy as many items in bulk as you can.

I know it’s a pain to store a bunch of extra stuff, but the financial savings can make it worthwhile.

I asked my wife for some of the examples of items that cost a lot less at Sam’s than at Kroger.

Off the top of her head, she said, “Produce, paper towels, toilet paper, laundry detergent, and chips.”

I’m sure the list could go on.

The big shopping trip is always to Sam’s or Costco and then if there’s anything she can’t get there, she’ll make a quick trip to Kroger.

The goal is to spend as much as we can at Sam’s/Costco and as little as we can at Kroger.

It’s important to remember that in your efforts to generate extra income, it’s not only adding income streams that can help.

Reducing your spending in certain categories also generates extra income & it’s even easier than adding additional income streams.

You may find that just getting on a budget and spending less in categories that don’t mean as much to you can create several hundred dollars of “extra” income each month.

Adding “revenue” and cutting expenses are both great ways to increase your income!