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Lox | How can I save money from the little I'm earning? |
I take out wat'z put in before month end.It's so tiresome |
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frozen555
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I agree with Matastic. Spend as little as possible. Look for free stuff. If you want to buy something, go to garage sales. Also, subscribe to freecycle where you can get lots of good stuff (http://www.freecycle.org). For example, I got a beautiful azalea bush one time. It was free. Membership is free as well. Also think about selling stuff on ebay. What you buy in a garage sale for $1 may turn out to be a very valuable item. You never know until you list it on ebay! It's amazing how much extra money you can generate if you're diligently buying and selling... I suggest you read Ebay for Dummies. It'll help you get started. |
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Maverick
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we all have wants and needs so cut out all unnecessary spending :
watch regular tv instead of cable
rent videos instead of going out to the movies
use coupons when you shop for groceries
get rid of the internet =)
look for sales or mark downs
shop at Wal Mart ! |
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imsety
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dear young man, the best way to save money is to first stay in school or go back to school, get that education, and get a career and then you can save as much you want but until you get that future going stay in school,good luck. |
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Domino
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make the money you have start to work for you. cut a corner here or there like coffee at starbucks or frills like that and here is the hard part. Once you cut that expense do not act as if it is free money to spend on other things. Get a savings account and put it in there. and after a while it will add up. treat it as one of your bills to pay each month. |
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snwbm
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Don't spend it, or earn more. |
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♫♪ misscnmi ♪♫
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Usually when people spend money like water and tend to be in debt most of the time, they don't have goals or ambitions in life. Goal setting is an attitude to life. It puts you in charge. Once you focus your realistic goals, such as saving for a vacation break, then you would take more control of your finances.
Budget. Get your finances down on paper: Gather all receipts, bills, etc, sit down and write out what you are spending, paying, earning. Add emergency fund.
Find ways to scrimp and save such as eat at home rather than take outs. Cancel credit cards. I don't recommend a bank loan. You'd be more in debt!
Assuming you're working in the workforce, improve your income by asking for a pay rise, growing skills (training at work), invest on your education (e.g. night classes), take on more responsibility, do overtime, sell some stuff (e.g. e-bay), take a boarder (if you have a room spare), etc.
If you are a student and still at high school, take on other part-time work such as tutoring, working for your parents and family friends, mowing lawns, walking the dog, etc.
Set up a bank account that can lock your savings, such as a time deposit, so you can't touch it until a certain time. Pay only in cash and don't use any plastic card. Before you make a purchase, stop and think if it's practical or necessary to buy an item or service.
Know your net worth.
Set your financial goals.
Draw up a budget and stick to it.
Persevere. |
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abdullahmuntaser
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recycle a box for ur money 2 save in or get a other job |
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LA Guy
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Have a small portion automatically put into an account you don't have such easy access to, such as a online saving account. Look at it this way, if you don't have it in your wallet and don't have access to it via an ATM card, you won't spend it. Even if it is just $50 a month, thats $600 at the end of a year, not to mention that you will be making 5%+ if you stick it in INGDirect or HSBC online.
Hope that helps. |
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Ambivalence
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If the problem is that your monthly expenses are really equal to or more than your income, you're never going to be able to save money unless you increase your income or start spending less. Some major ways to spend less may include using public transit instead of a car, moving into cheaper housing, eating at home more often, or canceling services you don't need (like maybe you can live without call waiting, or you don't need the giant cable package or whatever.) Sometimes when I was saving up for something and got paid by the hour, I would work a couple hours of overtime a week and dedicate that extra cash to my savings.
If your problem is that you make enough to save a little but you get tempted to spend it when it's there, your solution is probably going to be some kind of automatic transfer from your regular bank account into some kind of savings. Talk to your bank about setting that up. Another strategy is having a change jar where you put loose change at the end of the day and when the jar gets full, you roll your change and take it to the bank and put it in some kind of savings. |
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baganja
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i thank your advice you gave me and keep it up .but the problem am facing is that ,i earn little it's 70000= Ugandan shillings and am a rental boy 22yrs ,and all care service am the one provide on myself .am not well educated my education level is secondary school that is senior six which is not enough for me.so on that little income earning i earn i would like you to advise me better ways me to save for my better future generation and family am expect in coming years !! |
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