10 easy ways you're losing money without knowing it
Laura Seitz, Deseret News
The average American wastes about $2,275 in food each year, according to the Christian Science Monitor. That is just one of the many sneaky money losses that often go unnoticed.
Check out these 10 ways American's waste money unintentionally, according to Life Hacker.
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Great ideas! The one that irks me the most is the wasted food. I feel like such a terrible person whenever I have to throw away nearly full casserole dishes or the gallon of milk that hid in the back of the fridge till it expired.