Marie78
10-14-2007, 11:32 AM
I included this link, it shows what percentage of Americans feel they need these items.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveMoney/SaveBigWithTheFlashbackBudget.aspx
I thought I would include what I have come to see as a necessity to make my life easier and run smoother, I have ranked them top priority first and least priority for me last.
#1 my car (if I lived in a very big city I wouldn't need it or want it).
#2 microwave (because it's quicker than the stove/oven for certain things)
#3 TV (not a flat screen)
#4 basic cable
#5 internet (not necessarily high speed)
#6 cell phone (family plan, mostly for emergency use)
#7 Home A/C (at least in the bedroom to sleep at night)
I have lived without some of these things before and I know I could again, but this is my list of things I would find hard to do without. The rest of the things on the link I could cope without or currently don't own (washer/dryer).
What are your top priorities? What could you live without in your home? :ponder:
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/SavingandDebt/SaveMoney/SaveBigWithTheFlashbackBudget.aspx
I thought I would include what I have come to see as a necessity to make my life easier and run smoother, I have ranked them top priority first and least priority for me last.
#1 my car (if I lived in a very big city I wouldn't need it or want it).
#2 microwave (because it's quicker than the stove/oven for certain things)
#3 TV (not a flat screen)
#4 basic cable
#5 internet (not necessarily high speed)
#6 cell phone (family plan, mostly for emergency use)
#7 Home A/C (at least in the bedroom to sleep at night)
I have lived without some of these things before and I know I could again, but this is my list of things I would find hard to do without. The rest of the things on the link I could cope without or currently don't own (washer/dryer).
What are your top priorities? What could you live without in your home? :ponder: