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If Time is Money, Then Money is Time, Too!

When people ask me about getting out of paying for it. I'm not saying that you
debt, they often ask "Doesn't it take should never eat out but, that if you do
quite a bit more time to be frugal?" Of it regularly, it will cost you a lot more
course, doing work yourself does mean you (in time and money). Is it really worth
spend more time doing certain things, but it?Example #3: Buying a car- If you buy a
it also means that you will spend a lot new car with $500 a month payments for 5
less time and money working to pay years, you pay $30,000. Let's say you
someone else to do it. Many people work earn $30,000 per year at your job. If you
more hours to pay someone else to do a assume 25% income tax, you must earn
job than it would take them to do it $40,000 to pay for your $30,000 car. This
themselves. Of course, if you make a means that you have to work 1 year and 4
million dollars a year and have no manual months for no other reason but to pay for
dexterity, this article is not for that car. Is it really worth working over
you.Here are some examples based on my one year just to pay for a new car? If
own experience with a family of 4. you decided to buy a $7500 car instead,
Because your household income is probably you could afford to take a vacation from
not the same as mine, some things that work for a year. Haven't you been saying
make sense for me will not make sense for you need more free time? (If you didn't
you. I suggest that you read my examples get that, get out your calculator and do
and consider your actual costs.Example the math. This is important.)Always
#1: Buying clothes- One great way to save consider the hidden costs, too. Would you
on clothes is to go to garage sales. This feel more inclined to buy a security
seems very time consuming to many people, system for that $30,000 car? How much
but it really isn't. In the summer, I will that cost? Are the parts more
usually spend 3-4 hours every 2 weeks expensive for the $30,000 car when it
(May - September) going to garage sales. breaks down? Trust me, your new car will
That may seem like a lot, but if you still break down almost as much as a used
compare that to how much time the average car. Ask my brother...Be very careful
person spends shopping at the mall, it when you start saying things like
really isn't any longer.Example #2: "Doesn't it take too much time to be
Meals- I usually average an hour and a frugal?" or "I can't seem to find time to
half each day preparing and cleaning up be with my husband or children" or "I
from meals. Compare that to going out to don't know where to start saving." Often,
eat: It takes the typical person 20 those are excuses that you have created
minutes to drive to the restaurant and 20 to ease your guilt. If you think about it
minutes to return home. That is 40 and do the math, living simply will give
minutes. Then you spend 15-20 minutes you more free time. If you'd rather not,
ordering and waiting for your order. You you can always keep spending money and
are now up to one hour. If you plan an wishing you had more family time. It's
hour for eating, you are up to two hours your choice! But take heart- if you have
total. Don't forget the 2-3 hours you had read this far then you get and A+ for
to work to pay for it! This assumes an taking the first step and trying!Jill
income of $30,000 per year and a $40 Cooper is co-publisher of a web site
family meal.If you go to fast food dedicated to teaching families personal
restaurants instead, you could cut your finance, frugal living and homemaking
time down to 40-50 minutes and 1-2 hours skills. She raised two teenagers alone on
working to pay for it.If you stay home $500 a month income after becoming
and cook, it will cost you 15-30 minutes disabled with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
preparing the meal and less than $5




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