Michael
Petruccelli says: It’s that time of year we set goals and evaluate the past
year as the New Year approaches. Most
Americans make New Year’s resolutions. They can range from the typical (get
fit, eat better) to the altruistic (volunteer more in the New Year). One of the
most common resolutions is to lose weight, According to a 2013 Mayo Clinic
study proved that people who were given a financial incentive to lose weight
not only lost more weight but also kept it off, compared with those in the
study who received no incentives.
What if I told you I know a way for
you to save approximately $9,000 or more in the New Year? Would that kind of
financial incentive inspire you to try these money-saving New Year’s
resolutions? If so, here are several ways you can save around $9,000 or more in
2014.
