In the fast-paced world of social media and constant advertising, impulse buying has become a major hurdle for many Americans striving for financial stability. A growing movement of “de-influencers”—content creators who push back against relentless product promotion—offers practical, no-nonsense strategies to curb unnecessary spending and build better habits.
“In an era where Americans carry an average of over $6,700 in credit card debt and impulse purchases account for a significant portion of monthly spending—often hundreds of dollars—these de-influencer rules provide a roadmap to reclaim control, prioritize needs over wants, and redirect money toward real financial progress.” 5 Money-Saving Rules From a ‘De-Influencer’ To … Read more
