3 Money-Saving Tips to Look F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S on the Job

I know –“money-saving hints” and”appearing F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S” are terms that might seem to be at odds with each other. But, read and you’ll realize that these terms go hand-in-hand, especially.

I am on a high for a few weeks just. I really like the warm and fuzzy feeling that I get when someone in the office gives me a glow –“You look really wonderful today.”

And a couple of minutes after, I come down from my high. My comes when I think about paying all of my other bills. With a smirk, I then map out the way I can get my hands to purchase my new outfits. Sound familiar?

Well, here are. These money tips can get you toward obtaining the clothes that make you feel as though you’re a CEO.

The Way To Save Money and Appear Fashionable at the Same Time

1.   Know Your Spending Amount . Before I do any shopping, I must be aware of how much money I need on spending. Similar to asking myself the question of just how much rent can I afford when I transitioned from college I asked myself just how much cash can I spend on new clothes? Everyone has a different number. Whether you’ve got $50 or $500 to spend, you may need to cut something else in order to purchase your brand new clothes. While I do not have a set budget in mind until I go to the store, I often spend far more than I can afford and sorrow my purchases the moment I get home. You do not want to feel this way, so understand your spending amount.

2.   Thrift Shop.   I have some thrift shop treasures.   Personally, I hate the process of moving through the racks of clothing but love the deals Which Are there.   I have.   If you can not stand looking through aisles of clothes and are like me, then simply bring your friend along. She’ll do the heavy lifting for you if she’s a true friend.   I have several designer jackets, dresses, and tops from thrift stores from around the Nation.   The hidden jewels are located at Salvation Armies way and the Goodwills out in the suburbs.   After seeing Macklemore and Ryan Lewis get rich from their hit tune Thrift Shop, there must be something good about shopping at the thrift shop.

3.   Make Investments in Quality.   When it comes to spending food and parties, but maybe not for clothes, I choose to embrace a mindset of living, I want to purchase quality.   Among the lessons that I have learned is that I can save a lot of cash by making purchases.   So as to get a dress or suit that fits 23, From the short-term, I will spend a Reasonable amount of money.   I save at the long-run because I am not replacing those outfits every three to six months, which I always do when I buy something cheap.   I suggest saving up for 2 quality bits or one rather than buying a five or six sub-quality articles of clothing on a splurge.   You can save even more when you buy these quality garments as shops alter their seasonal stock out.   Next time you are on your favorite shop, just ask the salesperson Once the racks will be hit by the new year’s items

I’m confident you will be on your way to appearing F-A-B-U-L-O-U-S at work, if you follow just one of those money saving strategies.

At the very least, will you share some other money saving tips that have been effective for you?

Charisse Conanan, CFA (chartered financial analyst), is an entrepreneur and a Millennial wealth specialist. She generated www.smarteys.com, which offers an easy online budget template, which helps Millennials have the life they want. Before construction Smarteys, Charisse was an equity research analyst at JPMorgan Asset Management. She really loves sports, travel, building relationships, and investigating food. She is a graduate of Chicago Booth and Yale University. You can find out more about her in www.charisseamanda.com or follow her on Twitter @charisseamanda.