Official West Virginia Mountaineers Retro Logo Mascot Shirt

Official West Virginia Mountaineers Retro Logo Mascot Shirt

Well one thing I do every month until December is put money 100 maybe 200 to the side I do this because I cut some things out that I dont need to do going out to eat taking the Official West Virginia Mountaineers Retro Logo Mascot Shirt to see movies or just going out as you know gas doesn’t get cheaper and what these kids want nowadays is not either lol it’s more I can say what not to do but I believe people know what not to do when it comes to saving money especially for the holidays sometimes it gets overwhelming but in this matter its mind over matter do I need these snacks and junk food right now, do I need to go to my friends house or whoever’s house right,do I need to go to the movies which one you think is cheaper you have to keep in mind on what you need and don’t need so answer your question to keep on top of your budget what ever you deem that you don’t think you need to do is how you can stay on top of your budget and I want to point this out my answer to your question varies for people all make money different from the other and spend on what can be afforded I hope this gives you a idea on how to budget your money and help you save money for holidays most of all lkeep you above the line where majority of people are suffering at.

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Official West Virginia Mountaineers Retro Logo Mascot Shirt hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

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