When in retirement, there is a big difference between splurging on nice things occasionally and outright wasting your money on things you won’t use. However, many retirees confuse the two and ...

But that doesn’t mean that families are splurging. And despite a run-up in home prices over the past year, few are pulling cash out of their homes and credit-card debt is continuing to tumble.

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According to travel experts at eShores, sometimes splurging will end up saving you money at the airport. Jacob Lund ... (and might even mean a bit of quiet time),” they explained.

I mean, when I was a kid, I certainly didn’t get everything I wanted. ... I had to learn to stop splurging on my son. January 4, 2016 (iStock) By Kristin Vanderhey Shaw.

Why Splurging in Retirement is a Good Idea October 31, 2024 — 07:00 am EDT. ... Just because you’ve had the same couch for the last 20 years doesn’t mean you need to keep it.