Got a raise? Don't let lifestyle creep eat away at the extra cash - Barrie 360

“Creep” is the important word — it is a slow and steady process, easily unnoticed, advancing in the background.
Lifestyle creep means gradually spending more in daily life, usually as a result of a recent raise, but it also entails new spending habits that feel small but become permanent. These expenses add up.
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