6 Ways to Shrink Your Monthly Expenses Do you budget your money and still feel like your bank account is running on empty by the end of each month? The shortage of cash is likely due to your monthly expenses – not the house or car payments, but those recurring fees that pile up throughout the month. Read on to find out how you can shrink your monthly expenses so you can keep more moolah in your bank account! Cancel unused memberships. It’s actually been proven that super cheap memberships are paid for month after month, even when the payee isn’t using the service. That’s because the little expenses are easily forgotten or don’t seem worth the hassle of canceling – but they quickly add up! Take a look at the recurring fees you have signed up for, and get rid of any that aren’t necessary. Consider your entertainment subscriptions first – magazines, satellite radio, internet, etc – and end them if they aren’t important to you! Also take a look at what you are paying for in the subscriptions. We use Netflix we have the streaming and the DVDs but we really wern’t using the DVDs. Canceling that part of our service cut our bill in half and saved us $8 a month or $96 a year. Bundle utilities to save money. Speak with your providers about bundling services you pay for in order to save money. It’s common to have your telephone, internet, and cable television combined
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