Tips for saving money

[scottgriffin]

Save Your Money!

I just take about 20% of my income for each month and put that towards savings. It has served me well and come in handy in times of need.

[Michael Brown]

The first and foremost thing to do is to set your own personal budget.

[Jimhassel]

Smartest way to Save..

The very best method to saving money is to create a Spending Plan or a Budget. With a budget you figure out what your income is and what your expenses are. Once you know these two things, you can look for ways to reduce your expenses or increase your income to allocate an amount of money that you can afford to save.

[johnystrong]

Tips for saving money

Saving money is necessary for every persone and saving money to use any time and any problem . thatswhy saving money is good for anyone. many types of way of saving money.

[amreen]

how can i save my money.Give some tips so that i can save money for future use. Because while doing business money saving is too necessary.

Using cash to purchase rather than credit card is one way to save money!

[VanReb]

Basic way of saving money.

Here are some tips for saving money in our daily life.

• Buy non-perishable item in bulk.
• Buying clothes from sale is easier than you think.
• Shopping with a friend and splitting perishables.
• Change your attitude to your mortgage.
• Clear your credit card debt.
• Clear your credit card debt.
• Consider installing a water meter.
• Sell your clutter on eBay.
• Learn to say 'no'.
• Ask yourself: do I really need this?
• Use your library.
• Shop online.
• Stop paying credit card interest.

Hope some of the ideas would be applicable and helpful too.

[shaggy]

Find a cheap hobby, like reading, hiking, singing, bird watching, drawing, learning a foreign language.

Turn a hobby into an income, E.g. if you like to take photos, try selling your services as a portrait or wedding photographer, or sell your photos to stock photo sites. If you like woodworking, sell your services to do simple furniture or home repairs.

Take something you spend money on and turn it into a hobby. E.g. If you spend money on wine and enjoy drinking it, start to make your own wine (a former co-worker of mine did this and really enjoyed it, plus he saved money by giving his homemade wine as gifts on holidays).



Don't add to your "must pay" total every month. E.g. don't sign up for cell phone contracts. Don't take on a loan to buy a car. Buy only what you can afford to pay for in cash.



Don't watch ads on TV, magazines or the internet. If you don't see the latest gizmo or car, you won't covet it.