Wednesday, October 17, 2007

Money Tips

Financial goals like saving $15,000 may seem insurmountable when they first occur to you, but try disciplining yourself to save money. It will soon become second nature. Break down your goal into its component parts, and that goal seems more achievable. Saving $500 a month doesnt sound impossible at all. Dont let negative thinking defeat your goals before you start.

Pay yourself every time you receive a pay check. What do I mean by that? Put aside at least 20-30% in some type of saving or investment account. Why pay all the monthly bills and dont reward yourself? After all you are the one who exert the time and effort to earn the money.

Before you purchase something think twice about it. Dont let emotions take control of your money. After you purchase an item that is not perishable food item, wait a few days before you use it to see you really need it. If you dont need it, take it back to the store and get a refund. You then need to save that money.

Try not to purchase snacks, instead put the money into your saving account. What about your closets? There may be items in them for over a year that you have not used. Why not have a yard sale and save that money. You'll be surprised at the end of the month to see what you've saved.

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