5 Ways You're Being Too Nice With Your Money

Practice some self-awareness and self-discipline as you kindly decline these five polite payments.

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From fundraisers to fellowship dinners, you've probably paid for tons of stuff you didn't really want or couldn't really afford just because you were "supposed to." We call these polite payments. And we all do it. We extend our manners with our wallets. But money doesn't have manners. Money is just money. So take control of it and tell it where to go—and where not to go. Don't spend what you don't have just because you're too polite to say no. Practice some self-awareness and self-discipline as you kindly decline (or properly budget for) these five polite payments. How Summer Fun Could Cost You $1 Million Between vacation and keeping the kids busy with camps and other activities, summer fun can cost the average family of four more than $6,000! There's nothing wrong with living footloose and fancy free a few months out of the year, but is summer's carefree attitude diminishing the best that's yet to come? Let's take a look. Take Dave With You This Summer Don't let vacation debt follow you home. You can take control of your money from anywhere with Financial Peace University Home Study or Financial Peace University Online. Your Feedback Is Needed! We want this newsletter to serve you in the best way possible. Please give us your feedback in this survey that takes less than six minutes to complete. Thanks for your help! New on daveramsey.com • Blogging, Tribes and Trust: Seth Godin's Wisdom for Businesses and Beyond • 7 Signs Your Budget Needs a Fresh Start • 10 Ways Your Thriftiness May Border on Theft • Buy vs. Rent a Home: 3 Common Myths Busted

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