Bargaineering.com's Jim Wang talks about how significant our small day to day spending can be on our financial future. Buying that coffee each day for $3 may seem insignificant, until compounding interest takes control over the span of forty years.

However, despite all that, Jim argues that if buying coffee makes you happy, then buy it. As long as you're aware of the impact, you can make a smart active decision.

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  • JIM WANG plus 1 month ago
    I'd love to hear what you think of this video, please leave a comment!
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  • martin d 16 days ago
    One of those videos you don't want to watch. It's kind of like when someone shows a college student the toxic effects of drinking alcohol.

    Spending money on coffee may seem harmless but at the end of the year the numbers add up.

    A real eye opener!
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  • Matt Jabs 13 days ago
    Great stuff Jim. What you discuss in the video is exactly why my wife and I started keeping spending journals. Nothing has been more effective in our lives than tracking every penny. It's way easier than everyone thinks it is and is such a huge help.
    Cheers man.
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