Retirement means living on a fixed income, and Jonah B. wasn’t about to let wasteful spending eat into his nest egg. The 67-year-old retiree took a hard look at his monthly bills and found plenty of fat to trim. After 40 years as a manufacturing supervisor, Jonah knew the value of efficiency. He applied the same no-nonsense approach to his household budget that he used on the factory floor. The result: $638 dollars in monthly savings without sacrificing his quality of life.
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