Hack your wallet to tame your spending

Posted by Sarah Stokely at 5:02 PM on February 11, 2008
The Simple Dollar blog today offers up six tips for optimising your wallet to help form good financial habits. There are a couple of suggestions for minimising your spending (cut down to two credit cards, put a picture of the goal you're saving for by your credit card to help you cut down impulse spending).

I really liked the suggestion that you treat your wallet as an 'inbox' which you should process and empty on a regular basis - say once a week or once a month. Given that most people keep their receipts in their wallet, this will help stay on top of finances and reduce wallet clutter.




Wallet Hacking [The Simple Dollar]

 

Tags: personal finance | personal organisation | wallet

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