Have you recently gotten a raise or started a new job that pays more? Congratulations! But before you start spending all that extra money, it's important to be aware of the dangers of lifestyle creep. Lifestyle creep is when your spending increases as your income increases. This can happen gradually, and it can be hard to notice at first, but over time, lifestyle creep can lead to financial problems if you don't pay attention. In today's show, I am discussing a recent article by Emily Sherman and explain what you need to know to stay financially on track.
To view the article referenced in this video click here: https://money.usnews.com/money/personal-finance/spending/articles/what-is-lifestyle-creep-and-should-you-try-to-avoid-it
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