Where can I find some good tips on how to save money?
I’m trying to save some money and lower my monthly bills. What are some good tips to do so? I keep the air very low. I keep lights off if not needed. I take quick showers. I buy groceries at Aldi. I drive slow to conserve gas. What else can I do? I have a lot of student and credit card debt and want to work my way out…
Make a plan see where your money is going to…cut out the extras.
Pay yourself first out of your paycheck. Then work on tackling those bills.
Thought about picking up a part-time job?
You could Ebay or sell items on Craig’s List. Maybe babysitting, garage sale, recycling. How about couponing?
http://coupons.smartsource.com//index.as…
The above is a great source for printable coupons. Next continue to buy Sunday’s paper for another source of manuf. coupons.
Some stores like Walgreens, Rite Aid, Target will take their store coupon and a manuf. coupon.
Know that sometimes you can buy groceries at the above store.
Get to know your grocery store coupon policies…do they double coupons? Buy groceries on sale with your coupons.
www.mycoupons.com Click on Shopping boards, Click on Tips of the Trade (TOT) you’ll find postings from women who spend very little out of pocket for groceries.
Sometimes you can go to the company of a product you want to purchase and see if there are printable coupons on that site.
Other sites you might want to view are:
slickdealz.net
www.fishingfordeals.com
http://www.grocerysavingtips.com
www.afullcup.com (usually you’ll find Target coupons on here)
How about joining www.mypoints.com? You can earn "money" by turning in your points onto gift cards. You sign up and receive emails which are worth about 5 pts each.
You have the right attitude but you are counting the pennies instead of the dollars. You need to write down your expenses .To make a serious amount in savings, think about the biggest expense in the budget to pare down. For example, the biggest expenses for some is rent or mortgage. Think about moving to less expensive area or take in a roommate. Read the book "All your Worth" by Elizabeth Warren for other ideas.
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Obviously the credit card needs to to be addressed before the student loans. There are tons of small things you can do to save money.
use coupons, buy generic, eat out less, comparative shop, invest in company 401k if possible etc…
I started a website dedicated to people trying to save money. Hopefully it can help you and if you think of anything I left out write me so I can add more ideas to it.
ww.topwaystosave.com
Its good to see you’re taking action to find ways to get out of debt. Good luck with it.
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http://www.topwaystosave.com
Make a plan see where your money is going to…cut out the extras.
Pay yourself first out of your paycheck. Then work on tackling those bills.
Thought about picking up a part-time job?
You could Ebay or sell items on Craig’s List. Maybe babysitting, garage sale, recycling. How about couponing?
http://coupons.smartsource.com//index.as…
The above is a great source for printable coupons. Next continue to buy Sunday’s paper for another source of manuf. coupons.
Some stores like Walgreens, Rite Aid, Target will take their store coupon and a manuf. coupon.
Know that sometimes you can buy groceries at the above store.
Get to know your grocery store coupon policies…do they double coupons? Buy groceries on sale with your coupons.
http://www.mycoupons.com Click on Shopping boards, Click on Tips of the Trade (TOT) you’ll find postings from women who spend very little out of pocket for groceries.
Sometimes you can go to the company of a product you want to purchase and see if there are printable coupons on that site.
Other sites you might want to view are:
slickdealz.net
http://www.fishingfordeals.com
http://www.grocerysavingtips.com
http://www.afullcup.com (usually you’ll find Target coupons on here)
How about joining http://www.mypoints.com? You can earn "money" by turning in your points onto gift cards. You sign up and receive emails which are worth about 5 pts each.
References :
Great attitude. You have to come up with a plan too… know how much you are going to put away every month to pay off loans and credit cards and stick to it. You are doing very good with reducing costs, so another way to help you out to is find a part time job. Even 4 hours a week should be enough for you to be able to put away $100 or so more a month.
http://www.buildcreditblog.com/credit-cards/how-to-pay-off-credit-card-debt-in-a-down-economy
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Hi,
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http://d6b0.easyurl.net
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