Reviewing spending and preparing for big expenses can help your budget recover from summertime.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-12 15:54:14">August 12, 2024 at 3:54 p.m.</time>

Reviewing spending and preparing for big expenses can help your budget recover from summertime.{ai:summary}<p>The summer splurge is over, and now it’s time to tighten the belt. A little financial assessment can help get your budget back on track before the big bills roll in. </p><p>Saddle up and ride out the storm; summer’s costly trail is behind, but autumn demands fiscal discipline. #economy</p>

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