[⚙️ Living Wealthy] Super Bowl Spending: Is It Sacking Your Wealth Goals?

Learn how to enjoy the big game without fumbling your financial future.

Living Wealthy Newsletter   Hey Friend,   The Super Bowl isn't just about touchdowns and commercials—it's also a financial juggernaut. Last year, Americans spent an eye-popping $17.3 billion on food, drinks, merchandise, and more.   While it's fun to get caught up in the excitement, events like this can sideline your wealth goals if you're not intentional about your spending. That's why we've put together our Super Bowl Playbook to help you enjoy the game without fumbling your finances. 🏆 YOUR GAME-WINNING TIPS FOR SUPER-BOWL SPENDING: Set a Spending Limit: Decide in advance how much you'll spend and stick to it. This simple step prevents overspending before kickoff. Host Smart: Hosting a party? Make it a potluck to share costs and enjoy the game without financial stress. Bet Wisely: If you're betting on the big game, treat it like entertainment and budget accordingly. Keep it fun, not risky. Ready to take control of your finances this Super Bowl season? Discover the full game plan in our latest blog post.   [🏈 Read the Full Article Here ➔]   Build the life you love, The Builders at Wealth Factory P.S. Don't have a Wealth Factory membership yet? Join our community of wealth builders for FREE and take the first step toward financial peace. © Wealth Factory, LLC, 90 S 400 W, Suite 560, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84101, United States, (800) 400-8385   If you would like to stop receiving future updates from Wealth Factory, you may Unsubscribe   Disclaimer | Support | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy   Disclaimer and Waiver — Wealth Factory, LLC®, its owners, officers, directors, employees, subsidiaries, service providers, content providers and agents (referred to as "Wealth Factory") are not financial or investment advisers and not licensed to sell securities or investments. None of the information provided is intended as investment, tax, accounting or legal advice, as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell, or as an endorsement, of any company, security, fund, or other offering.