Things That Are Worth the Money

11 Things That Are Worth the Money

December 17, 2012

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Going to the Doctor

Your co-pay is nothing compared to the cost of health surprises. Keep your doctor's appointments to avoid future problems and live the healthiest life possible.

You can always opt for a Flexible Spending Account where you can use pre-tax dollars to pay for your co-pay for even more savings. Remember, to use up your FSA dollars before the end of the year with these ideas!

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Going to the Doctor

Your co-pay is nothing compared to the cost of health surprises. Keep your doctor's appointments to avoid future problems and live the healthiest life possible.

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7 Comments

sarahstover915 1 year 27 weeks

Good list. While some may not see the advantages of immersing oneself in the culture or spending money on a good haircut, both have numerous benefits. That's not to say that in order to get a good haircut or experience culture you have to spend an arm and a leg. In fact, often times, you do not have so spend much at all if anything to enjoy culture or a good haircut. Just because it is worth it to spend money on a good haircut doesn't mean that you have to spend a lot of money to get one. Depends on where you go and who you know. Likewise, you don't have to spend a lot of money to gain cultural knowledge or experiences--go to a local market, find a free or discounted exhibit or show, etc. Broaden your horizons and get to know the world in which you live better!

cg130 3 years 43 weeks

Good list! Agree with everything!

photofield 3 years 43 weeks

culture can be pursued free @library's some museum's etc. and haircuts @ a great hair dressing school can be a great lift and good value....also you can just get your bangs cut or feathered for a freshened up feeling....

TidalWave 3 years 43 weeks

I disagree with haircut and culture.

RoaringSilence 3 years 43 weeks

I disagree with the haircut as well. I think car maintenance should be on the list though, because your life could depend on it.

3 years 43 weeks

I agree with most everything but the haircut and travel - Guess what! Some things can and should wait. If you can't afford it, you can't afford it - bottom line. Instant gratification and living beyond means is exactly what brought us to this point. If you have been laid of, or your house is in foreclosure, travel is at the bottom of the list of priorities such as utilities, food, insurance, etc!