What can you gain from taking a no-restaurant challenge? That may seem pretty obvious in the age of COVID-19 and the coronavirus, but one day the current lockdown will end, restaurants will re-open for dine-in visits, and the age of all-carryout / all-delivery restrictions will end. In the meantime, plenty of people are relying heavily on delivery and take-out orders. When you think about going restaurant-free to take this challenge, it’s easy … [Read more...]
4 Money Challenge Ideas For 2020
Good news if you need to find FUN money challenge games to help save money in 2020--the only real limit is your imagination. How much you save is only one consideration for some money challenges in 2020, getting more value out of your money is also a concern. Some people like to take the word “challenge” in the phrase quite literally, so if you are the competitive type, keep reading as there’s one just for you. The 52-Week Money … [Read more...]
Simple Ways To Save Money In 2020
Do you need some simple ways to save money in 2020? There are many ways to save money but the hardest thing to do sometimes is just to get started with the first deposit. As with any big task that seems a bit too overwhelming to tackle, getting your money-saving routines started can be simpler than you realize. Start with the smallest, most easy-to-accomplish task and move ahead from there. In this case, one of the easiest things to do is to … [Read more...]
How Does The Bingo Money Challenge Work?
How does the Bingo Money Challenge work? This money-saving game can help you put more cash away for a rainy day, an emergency car repair, or even a vacation. The Bingo Money Challenge is deceptively simple but has the potential to save you a lot more money than you might think. How The Bingo Challenge Works This money-saving strategy is something we defined as a “game” in the opening paragraph, and it’s true; this is basically gamifying your … [Read more...]
Changing TSP Contributions
TSP, the Thrift Savings Plan, is a retirement investment program offered to federal employees and members of the United States military including members of the Ready Reserve. TSP is what financial planners describe as a defined-contribution plan. Some feel the features of TSP resemble a private-sector 401(k) retirement plan. Employees may be eligible for employer contributions, and many of the plan's investment options allow you to diversify … [Read more...]