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Live Wisely, Live Well

March 19, 2022 By Nagesh Belludi Leave a Comment

Is there a secret to living well? Maybe it’s different for everyone, but there are a few core components of a smart lifestyle. Many adults are sidelined by unexpected health problems that could have been avoided by regular checkups. Likewise, it’s too easy to fall into the trap of spending too much money on regular expenses. Living wisely is about staying healthy and not spending more than you have to. What about vacations? Did you know that a little advance planning can save the average family a huge amount on the cost of a typical two-week vacation?

Besides being proactive with physical and financial health, it’s also possible to reduce daily stress levels by using a few simple techniques. That translates into being able to enjoy life to the fullest. Finally, to boost fiscal health in retirement, consider making a detailed plan for saving and investing. Here are a few suggestions that can deliver solid benefits with minimal effort.

Catch Health Problems Early

The warning sounds like a broken record, but it’s 100 percent valid: finding physical health problems in their early stages could mean a better chance of recovery, lower cost of treatment, and fewer complications. Speak with your doctor about getting a full-scale physical exam if you haven’t had one in more than a year. Every situation is different, but preventive care and early health screening is a win-win situation for anyone over the age of 21. There is a reason that people are happier as they age and optimum health is certainly a factor.

Reduce Monthly Spending

It makes great sense to use both long-term and short-term techniques for cutting spending. When you opt for a student loan refinance agreement, you’re leveraging the power of a short-term strategy that has proven results. Fortunately, most working adults know that they can save money by reorganizing all their existing student loans into one.Now, in the digital age, actually taking action to make a refi happen is easier than ever.

In addition to the online signing, choosing your rate type, choosing your preferred monthly payment amount, and submitting the whole application online, borrowers can breeze through the process in a matter of just a few minutes. And unlike your original education loan, the refinanced version comes with total flexibility, zero prepayment fees, and no late-payment or origination fees either. Best of all, as long as you own less than $500,000 total, you can do an online refi right now and start saving money every month.

Arrange Vacations Two Years in Advance

Want to take an exciting vacation but aren’t sure if you can afford it? Plan it two years in advance to take advantage of massive savings on air, cruise, and accommodations costs. The pay far in advance principle even works for exotic, once-in-a-lifetime trips.

Learn to Minimize Stress

If you’d like to add a bit of relaxing downtime to your daily routine, consider learning stress-reduction techniques online for free. There are hundreds of websites where you can view guided relaxation sessions and learn how to adapt the methods to your personal tastes for everyday use. Plan to set about 30 minutes aside each day to get away from life and put your mind at ease.

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About: Nagesh Belludi [hire] is a St. Petersburg, Florida-based freethinker, investor, and leadership coach. He specializes in helping executives and companies ensure that the overall quality of their decision-making benefits isn’t compromised by a lack of a big-picture understanding.

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