You could be saving $838 more a month by cutting out nonessential costs

With so many enticing products and foods out there, it’s easy to lose track of how you’re spending your money. Here are some tips to maximize the efficiency of your monthly spending. investinyou (In partnership with acorns.)

div > div.group > p:first-child"> With so many enticing products and foods out there, it's easy to lose track of how you're spending your money. Here are some tips to maximize the efficiency of your monthly spending.

The average millennial spends about $838 a month on unnecessary expenses. Baby boomers are even more likely to make dining, vacation and specialty coffee a priority. But, in contrast to millennials, they tend to spend more on another priority: gifts for friends and family. It's important to keep in mind that what may seem like a necessary purchase may not always be!

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