Shannon Lee Simmons, founder of the New School of Finance, as shown in this handout photo, says there are a few triggers for lifestyle creep such as a significant salary raise or getting a new job that changes the household income. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Cindy Blazevic *MANDATORY CREDIT*

Spending more after getting that big pay increase? How to avoid lifestyle creep

by The Canadian Press February 11, 2025

written by The Canadian Press February 11, 2025

By Ritika Dubey Choosing to shop at a specialty farmers market over a discount grocery chain or taking a cab instead of public transit are some of the subtle ways your spending can climb as your income goes up. Over time, these seemingly small choices can lead to something called lifestyle cr...

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