If health isn't your thing, consider the financial benefits. While the average worker believes they spend more on commuting than food, they're usually incorrect in this assumption. Most workers would rather be reimbursed for their transportation costs than their lunches, but that's not the most fiscally sound judgement. In fact, the average commuter spends about $1,500 per year on transportation, while coffe and lunch costs more than $3,000. If you have some foresight and plan your meals, you can theoretically eat lunch for less than $1 per day. And you'll feel better — you're more likely to eat healthier when you make your own food choices ahead of time, versus going out to eat, slave to whims to a fast food menu. Next time someone says “let's do lunch,” consider the costs and benefits to your health and your wallet.
Source: CreditScore.net
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