省錢(qián)很難嗎？還是我們花了太多的冤枉錢(qián)在無(wú)用的物品上？

    想省錢(qián)就別買(mǎi)這十樣?xùn)|西

    Times are tough, but saving money isn't. Just decide what you can dowithout. Here are 10 common but unnecessary purchases you don't need.

    人生在世多坎坷，但省錢(qián)可沒(méi)這么辛苦。就想想你有什么不需要的吧。以下是10件你不需要的十件物品。

    Step 1: Credit Card Protection Plans 信用卡保護(hù)方案

    Theypromise to make minimum payments if you lose your job. But they add asignificant amount to your monthly bill- money better spent paying downbalances.

    他們答應(yīng)你在失業(yè)時(shí)給予最低付款。但他們?cè)谀愕拿吭沦~單上收取的錢(qián)遠(yuǎn)多于此。

    Step 2: Commercial Grade Appliances商用電器

    Americans are eating out more than ever, and an inexpensive microwave heats take-out quite well.

    現(xiàn)在的美國(guó)人大多出去吃飯。而一個(gè)便宜的微波爐卻讓你去加熱外賣。

    Step 3: Detox 排毒品

    Teas, colonics, even Japanese foot pads claim to detoxify your body. Your liver and kidneys do that for free.

    雖然茶葉，清腸片，甚至日本腳墊號(hào)稱能給你的身體排毒�？赡愕母闻K和腎免費(fèi)幫你排毒。

    Step 4: Jeans 牛仔褲

    The average American woman owns 8 pairs or more. Even at 75% off put them back.

    平均每個(gè)美國(guó)女人有8條甚至更多的牛仔褲。75%的人都讓牛仔褲閑置著。

    Step 5: Kleenex Box Covers 盒裝面巾紙

    Research has shown tissue works fine without a cover.

    研究發(fā)現(xiàn)沒(méi)有盒子的紙巾更好用。

    Step 6: Gag Gifts 惡作劇的禮物

    Gag gifts are only funny once. And they're not even that funny. No refunds. Same goes for cutesy knick-knacks.

    惡作劇的禮物只是一時(shí)的好笑罷了。實(shí)際上它們也沒(méi)怎么好笑。而且這些玩意兒不能退款。相同的禮品只能成為嬌柔做作的小飾品。

    Step 7: Air Fresheners 空氣清新劑

    If your house stinks, clean it. That should take care of the odor.

    如果你的房子有異味，那就打掃吧。這可以解決惡臭的問(wèn)題。

    Step 8: Satellite Navigation 衛(wèi)星導(dǎo)航儀

    The vast majority of drivers know exactly where they're going. If you don't, online directions are free.

    絕大多數(shù)的開(kāi)車人都知道路。如果你不知道，網(wǎng)上的導(dǎo)航可是免費(fèi)的。

    Step 9: Big Box Bulk 大整理箱

    If you don't use it, it's not a bargain. It's a waste.

    如果你不使用它，那它就不是便宜品。買(mǎi)它是一種浪費(fèi)。

    Step 10: Home Exercise Equipment 家用健身器

    Most of it ends up unused, and there are far cheaper ways to hang up wet socks.

    大多數(shù)健身器買(mǎi)回來(lái)就從未使用過(guò)，想掛濕襪子有更便宜的方式。