Preparing for Recession

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Cookie9162 — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 12:43:11 GMT

Hi, everyone! I feel that I have just taken one more step toward being "recession proof" in that, instead of paying 400 times what one needs to to get a warm breakfast beverage (e.g. coffee shop latte), I have just made my 1 cent cup of tea (you know, the 100 tagless teabags you can get at Super Wallie's). I find that it is very good with a little honey in it. From experience in the past, I know that I can do with skim milk in it, too, so that saves!

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Encourager — Tue, 29 Jan 2008 16:40:28 GMT

Many good points! Another thought: if you live near a college, consider renting out a spare bedroom(s) to a graduate student.

We are on the verge of retirement and still have a mortgage which we are paying down as fast as possible. That is the only debt we have. We still should be living as if our income is what retirement would bring in but that is such a hard step!

re: Preparing for Recession

Pat — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 03:25:33 GMT

Excellent post. You brought out some things that everyone should be thinking about right now. Getting out of debt is probably the one most important thing anyone can do to better situate themselves for whatever may come.