04.18.22 Gadget Management: Selling Electronics / Back To Basics: Your Inflation Budget
We tend to cycle through electronic devices too fast. Do you have old phones & other devices sitting in a drawer? Clark has advice for selling them, a subscription warning - and a general rule on how long to keep electronics. Also - High inflation doesn’t necessarily make you a sitting duck. We’re getting squeezed from all sides. Clark offers 5 steps to better budgeting & this rule to live by: It’s what you DON’T spend that counts over time.
- Gadget Management: Segment 1
- Ask Clark: Segment 2
- Your Inflation Budget: Segment 3
- Ask Clark: Segment 4
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