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13 years ago 0 270 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Lainey,

Nice job saving $18,000 in less than five years! Wow!

Willisv56,

I'd like to know the name of that bank too!

Please keep us posted on your progress, everyone!

Sonia
13 years ago 0 792 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Original Post by: Ashley, Health Educator
Members,
 
Many people think that quitting smoking is expensive, so decide to continue on smoking. Quitting does cost money but no more than smoking and it is only temporary while smoking is not! The average treatment costs is $3 to $10 a day and if you have health insurance smoking cession treatments may be covered. 

Get this: If you smoke a pack a day at $7.00 per pack, that’s $49.00 a week, $200.00 a month and $2,555.00 a year spent on cigarettes!  If you quit and invested this money every year for 20 years with a 7% return rate, you would have $104,743.00!! Now that’s a lot of money! Take a look around at the some of our members quit members to see how much money they’ve saved.
 
What would you do with all the money you could save?
 
 
Ashley, Health Educator

7 Percent !!!!   Can I get the name of that bank ?

13 years ago 0 3875 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
I will attest to that Ashley, I have saved over $18,000 in LESS than five years. If you're smoking in Canada, you are paying a fortune! Cigarettes are extremely expensive now, NRT's are alot less expensive than you thinkertainly worth a try!
13 years ago 0 11226 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Members,
 
Many people think that quitting smoking is expensive, so decide to continue on smoking. Quitting does cost money but no more than smoking and it is only temporary while smoking is not! The average treatment costs is $3 to $10 a day and if you have health insurance smoking cession treatments may be covered. 

Get this: If you smoke a pack a day at $7.00 per pack, that’s $49.00 a week, $200.00 a month and $2,555.00 a year spent on cigarettes!  If you quit and invested this money every year for 20 years with a 7% return rate, you would have $104,743.00!! Now that’s a lot of money! Take a look around at the some of our members quit members to see how much money they’ve saved.
 
What would you do with all the money you could save?
 
 
Ashley, Health Educator

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