How to save your money fast?

hi,i would like to know if anyone knows any good tips to save up some money,anything helps and i would be thankful...thanks

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Hi Larissa M.
Great question...especially in today's economy.
Here is a short and great article for you to read. Many ways you can save money if you are willing to.
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1169660/save_some_money.html?cat=3

There are a lot of tools you can use to save money.

1. Know what you're saving for: a house? A car? Retirement? If you don't know why you're saving, you're less likely to put your money aside.

2. Make a budget. Make sure you know what you need to spend, and then you know how much you can save. You'll be a better saver if you put money aside and never touch it, rather than putting money aside, running short, and taking some back out.

3. Don't be extravagant. Buy a reliable used car instead of a new one. Make your own lunch rather than eating out. You don't need 500 cable TV channels (there's nothing on anyway). The less you spend, the more you can save.

4. You may be able to have your employer direct-deposit some money from each check into a savings account. That way you never actually have it in your hand and aren't tempted to spend it. It's even better if that savings account is at a different bank, so you have to go out of your way to visit (or withdraw) your money.

5. To save money for retirement, use your employer's 401k or Roth 401k-- especially if they match some portion of your payments. I once had an em ployer that would match the first 5% of my income that I set aside, so on every $100 I made, if I set aside $5 they'd put in $5 too! That's like doubling your money without even trying.

6. As you get money put aside, put some of it in longer term investment like stocks or stock-based mutual funds. Stocks have taken a beating lately, but that means they're cheap right now. In the long run, they'll go up an average of 10% per year. Just be sure to keep enough cash in the bank so you're not forced to cash out of your stocks at a bad time.

I used to be a terrible saver, but now I have money in the bank. But you have to want to save, and you have to have the right tools. Hope this helps.

When you get money, put it into your savings account instead of spending it.

That's the big secret to saving - just do it.

Step 1:
Do not spend money

if you can't keep it in your wallet then get your fave. piggy bank and add money so when you want to get or waste any you will have to break it but you wont want to because its your fave. just keep track of how much you have

1.Step1Learning how to save money is easy. However, practicing what you have learned can be very changeling and almost impossible to accomplish. But please remember that it takes discipline and self control to be able to accomplish what you wish to do with your money.
2.Step2Save money fast by selling anything that is of no use to you. Do a yard sale or sell on eBay and you will be surprised of how you can easily make a few hundred dollars. If your company offer direct deposit, open a separate savings account and have money go into that account each payday, you will be surprised of how a simple $20 each paycheck will make a difference
3.3Bank of America offers an immediate savings program. Once a month they withdraw $25 from your checking and puts the money into your savings, you can pick the date in which you would like the money to be put into your savings. And, remember don't be an impulsive buyer think things through recognize what is more important to you and what your prioritize are.

the only way is to not buy anything.

well I've never done this, but I heard of someone who hides her money around her room and forgets about it on purpose so she won't spend it.
Then when she wants something she searches around and gets enough.

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