9 Purchases That Make Your Money Go to Waste

What kind of primary expenses do people all over the world have? It’s very simple: food, clothes, accommodations, vacation time, health needs, and transportation. However, there is also that mysterious category called “Other.” According to research, an average person spends about $18,000 a year on things they don’t really need. This means that expenses for things that are not vital end up being a decent part of our budget and, if we get rid of them, we could save money for big purchases, like buying real estate or going on a long-desired vacation.