Four Ways to Save Money Starting TODAY

Four Ways to Save Money Starting TODAY
As prices rise, many of us are feeling the squeeze. It may be time for you to squeeze back. Saving money on your monthly budget may be easier than you think. It may take a little time and effort, but the results can be rewarding. Here are five things you can do today to start saving money.
Address Credit Card Debt
Not knowing how much you owe in credit card debt and the interest rate on each card is a big part of the problem. You can start by contacting each credit card company and asking for a reduction in your interest rate. If that doesn’t work, you can try to consolidate your credit card debt into a loan with a lower interest rate overall. If that isn’t an option, at the very least, target paying off the credit cards with the highest interest first.
Explore Infotainment Options
If you are like most Americans, what you are paying for cable, internet, streaming, and smartphone services is probably out of control. Consider an over-the-air antenna that will pick up local TV channels and a number of other channels you can get for free. Simple to hook up, in-home antennas can be less than $50 and can provide the basics. From there, choose one or two streaming services. You can also ask your cellphone provider about less expensive plans and if they offer internet hotspot service. You may have to make some sacrifices, but you can literally save hundreds of dollars per month.
Question Your Daily Choices
To be frank, this can be tough. If you smoke, how much do you spend on tobacco products each month? If you drink alcohol, how much are you spending on beer and wine? Are you dining out too often? How much are you spending on delivery services and tips? Sure, you need to schedule fun, but it may be worth taking an honest look at what you are spending money on and if it would be better if you spent that money elsewhere.
Review and Compare Insurance Rates
This is so ridiculously easy, and you will regret not doing it sooner. Contact one of our independent insurance agents and have them review your current auto, home, life, and business insurance policies. Have them compare rates from their network of insurance companies. You could literally save hundreds of dollars per year with just one call. We see it all the time.
Reach out to us today. You could be overpaying by a ridiculous amount of money if you are not comparing. We can help quickly and easily. Connect with us today.
Do you have questions about your insurance? Find an insurance agent near you with our Agent Finder
Search All Blogs
Search All Blogs
Read More Blogs
A Gift Beyond Roses: Why Life Insurance is the Ultimate Expression of Valentine’s Day Love
Roses fade, but financial security lasts. Discover why life insurance is the most selfless Valentine’s Day gift you can give your family this year.
The February Pothole Patrol: Navigating Winter Road Damage and Your Auto Policy
Potholes are a February tradition. Learn how your auto insurance handles wheel and suspension damage and how to file a claim for road-related hazards.
Heart-Shaped Security: Why Valentine’s Day is the Time to Schedule Your New Jewelry
Don’t leave your new sparkle at risk. Learn how to properly insure Valentine’s Day jewelry through scheduling and professional appraisals.
The Beautiful Pause: Embracing Solitude and Self-Care
Ditch the noise. A guide to finding mental clarity and practicing self-care by embracing intentional solitude during the final, quiet days of January.
Final Tax Data Security: Protecting Against Employee W-2 Identity Theft
W-2s are out. A final, urgent guide to securing employee data against tax fraud and using Cyber Insurance for breach response and identity theft coverage.
T-Minus 30 Days: The Late January Review of Beneficiaries and Tax Implications
Tax forms are here. Review your life insurance beneficiaries one last time, and understand the tax status of policy payouts vs. accrued interest.
Extreme Cold Alert: Protecting Your Vehicle from Late January Freeze Damage
Frozen engine block? Late January extreme cold risks and how your Comprehensive Auto Insurance handles non-collision, cold-related vehicle damage.
The Final Frost: Securing Your Home from Ice and Tree Damage
Extreme cold risk is highest now. A guide to Home Insurance for tree fall damage, ice structure risks, and securing your claim against catastrophic late-January weather.
Slow Cooker Immunity: Nourishing Your Body with Winter Comfort Foods
Fight the mid-winter slump! Easy slow-cooker recipes packed with immune-boosting spices and ingredients to keep your family healthy in late January.
Accountability in the New Year: Auditing Employee Risk for Workers’ Comp and Liability
Get back to basics! Mid-January is the time for mandatory safety refreshers and HR audits to manage Workers’ Comp and General Liability risk in 2026.