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A listener asked me this question, "What does one do if, after adding up fixed expenses, there is no money leftover and nothing to cut back on?"

Listen in as we assess the situation and I help address:

Viewing Wants as Needs
Food Prices increased 17%
Reducing credit card interest rates
Consolidating debt
Cutting the Cord and Streaming instead
Making More
What you truly want

Of course, I don't have the details and circumstances behind this person's reason for asking the question, but do my best to address the issue from various angles. Hopefully this can help you too.

For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.adhdmoneytalk.com/s1e54

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When There is No Money Left After Paying The Bills

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