Last year saw a marked increase in the number of employees who began working from home. Many employers have chosen to extend the option to their employees to continue working from home this year and even for a very long term into the future. If you’re one of those employees, this may be a good time to consider what kind of effect working from home has had on your monthly expenses and if there’s anything that can be done to offset that effect.
For example, many homeowners have invested in things like at-home exercise equipment, complicated coffee systems, or other gadgets that may have been readily accessible during a typical commute to an office. While these things represent an initial investment, they can also mean a recurring expense. Additionally, working at home means increased activity, which can mean more wear and tear on the finishes and furniture, as well as increased utility bills.
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