So your New Year’s resolution is to spend more wisely in 2017? Here
are some simple ways to do it. Experts suggest you cut one service
you’re not using, like a premium cable channel you don’t watch, or eat
dinner at home once more per week or brown-bag your lunch one day a
week. And with clothing, games, books or sporting equipment look for
used items before you buy new. Source Link
A
new report from America’s pediatricians says e-cigarettes can put teens
on a lifelong road to nicotine addiction. Studies show the earlier you
start smoking the harder it is to kick the habit and e-cigarettes make
it easy for youngsters to start. The latest figures show that more high
school kids are using e-cigarettes than smoking tobacco. Source Link
If
that gift to yourself is a new flat screen, your patience is about to
pay off. TV prices typically plunge about 20 percent in the two weeks
before the Super Bowl and bigger screens offer the best deals. But don’t
waste those savings on an extended warranty and choose generic instead
of pricey HDMI cables because you won’t see the difference on-screen. Source Link
