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3. Decrease your expenses.
The easiest (and yet hardest) way to increase your cash flow is to decrease your expenses. Take a look around your house, your garage and your business. Where is your biggest drain on income? Do you really need that extra jet ski for when your friends come over? Have you replace those energy draining appliances lately? Do you really need to expense a $5.00 extra light latte every morning? Little expense add up as quickly as big ones do if you're not careful. I'm not telling you to deprive yourself, but really think about how you're spending your hard earned money.
3 Ways to Increase Cash Flow
By: Jenna Drew
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