Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 6)
by Gregory Thomas
Now that you have a goal to strive for, a list of variable bills to lower, and an understanding as to why it's important to compare cost, risks, and benefits before making a purchase, you're now ready to CHALLENGE yourself to succeed. Are you wondering how you are supposed to CHALLENGE yourself?
Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 5)
by Gregory Thomas
In addition to lowering your monthly bills and expenditures, you need to look at your shopping/spending habits and determine if any changes need to be made. This is extremely important for a number of reasons. Basically, how helpful would it be if you took time to research and implement effective money saving tips, then went out and needlessly spent $200 on stuff you really didn't need? You would have done all that hard work for nothing.
Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 3)
by Gregory Thomas
Now that you have a specific money-saving goal to strive towards, it's time to dive into the process of lowering your monthly bills and expenditures. Obviously, a choice you have is to work "overtime" hours at your current place of employment, or get a "second" job for additional income. For the record, the following process we will divulge does not look at this opportunity.
Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 4)
by Gregory Thomas
You'll find that one of the easiest ways to come up with additional money is to first put an end to all the needless spending. I'm sure you are all familiar with this concept. Every single one of us has been guilty of wasteful spending at one time or another in our lives. For example, have you ever walked into a store just to "look around" and ended up spending $50+ on stuff you didn't plan on buying?
Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 2)
by Gregory Thomas
Now that you are 100% sure in your decision to effectively save more money, the next step is to decide on a specific goal you want to achieve. The purpose of establishing a money saving goal is...
Eight Steps to Tackle the Money-Saving Process (Part 1)
by Gregory Thomas
Asking the question if you really want to save more money may seem a little absurd, especially since everyone probably wants to increase their savings account and have more money to spend. Less debt and more savings sounds like the best of both worlds, right? The reason I'm asking if you REALLY want to save more money is to...
GETTING PAST THE IDEA OF BUDGETING & SAVING MONEY
by Gregory Thomas
I am a firm believer that the ability to save and budget is dependant on the plan and approach one takes. Sure many proclaim they want to conserve and save more, but how many actually accomplish this? Saying one thing and actually doing are completely different from one another.
Don't Buy a New Computer. Let's Save Money!
by Gregory Thomas
Have you been thinking about buying a new computer to replace your 1-2 year old system? If so, let's take a moment to decide if this is the *best* decision to make, or if there are some other options you have to help save a substantial amount of money.
How to get your children "brand free"
by Gregory Thomas
How often have you heard: "I want Lunchables because EVERYONE eats them at lunch!" "Come on mom, these cool pants only cost $80." "Dad, everyone has a Playstation II, I need one too!" "I need 2 sodas and 2 bags of chips everyday!" Certainly, we as parents want to make our children happy and not deprive them of a delightful childhood, but who's to say that you must give in to every one of your child's requests.
Save money on clothing
by Gregory Thomas
The amount that you spend on clothing. Do you know how much that is? One hundred, two hundred, maybe even three hundred a month? Is it really necessary to spend that much money on clothes? Maybe not!
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