How To Save Money By Eliminating 10 Things You Don’t Need

Posted by admin on July 6th, 2011 and filed under savings account | 5 Comments »

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To complete this How-To you will need:

Self-discipline
Sacrifice
Open-mindedness

Step 1: Ditch the paper

Stop buying unnecessary paper products. Use cloth napkins, mop up spills with dishcloths and rags, write shopping lists on the back of junk-mail envelopes, (and stick your coupons inside).

Step 2: Give up bottled water

Give up bottled water; almost 40 percent of it comes out of the tap anyway. If you don’t like the taste of your local water, use a filter.

Step 3: Buy less food

Buy less food. The average American throws out 25 percent of the food they buy. Start monitoring what you’re trashing so you can make better choices when you shop, and make an effort to eat food before it goes bad.

Step 4: Cut the phone line

Get rid of your home phone if you have a cell phone.

Step 5: Cancel your gym membership

Cancel your gym membership. Jogging, stair-climbing, jump-roping, hula-hooping, and dancing are all free, and that’s just a partial list of what you can do to stay fit.

Tip: Canned goods and old milk jugs or detergent bottles filled with water all make good hand weights.

Step 6: Forgo the fast food

Forgo the fast food. If you really have a hankering, recreate the meals at home; all those “secret” recipes are online.

Step 7: Drop cable

Drop your cable subscription. More and more television shows are available online, and you can even hook your computer up to your TV set for the ultimate viewing experience.

Tip: If you’re subscribing to cable TV all year just for one or two premium shows, it’s cheaper to wait and rent the entire season on DVD.

Step 8: Pass on those jeans

Put down the new jeans: If you’re like the average American, you’ve already got about eight pairs and wear only two of them anyway.

Step 9: Don’t buy new jewelry

Don’t pay the 100 to 400 percent markup on jewelry. Buy baubles for yourself and gifts for others at pawn shops and estate sales instead.

Step 10: Cut down on supplements

Get rid of unnecessary vitamins, unproven supplements, and worthless cleansing or fasting products. Ask your doctor what you should be taking.

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Fed Policy Taking Away Incentive to Save… Gross Says

Posted by admin on June 28th, 2011 and filed under savings rate | 1 Comment »

Apr 1 2011 Bloomberg — Bill Gross, manager of the world’s biggest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management Co., discusses the U.S. savings rate and Federal Reserve monetary policy. Gross speaks with Tom Keene and Ken Prewitt on Bloomberg Radio’s “Surveillance.” (This is an excerpt that was simulcast on Bloomberg Television.

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ING DIRECT ORANGE KEY FOR THRIVE CHEQUING SAVINGS MORTGAGE INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS

Posted by admin on May 3rd, 2011 and filed under high interest savings account | No Comments »

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Gross Says Fed Policy Taking Away Incentive to Save

Posted by admin on April 5th, 2011 and filed under savings rate | 2 Comments »

April 1 (Bloomberg) — Bill Gross, manager of the world’s biggest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management Co., discusses the U.S. savings rate and Federal Reserve monetary policy.
Gross speaks with Tom Keene and Ken Prewitt on Bloomberg Radio’s “Surveillance.” (This is an excerpt that was simulcast on Bloomberg Television. Source: Bloomberg)

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Find out about a tax free savings account for education!

Posted by admin on April 2nd, 2011 and filed under savings account | No Comments »

Need help saving for you or your child’s education? You can deposit up to $2000 a year into a Coverdell Education savings account! Although the monies are not deductible, it is a tax free savings account- up until the funds are distributed! For more helpful tips and advice, visit our website. In addition to FREE tax software and support, we have plenty of info on the IRS, credits and deductions.

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Studio Files: Saving Different Sample Rates and Formats in Pro Tools LE

Posted by admin on March 3rd, 2011 and filed under savings rate | 2 Comments »

From http://www.thestudiofiles.com
If you need to change the sample rate of your Pro Tools session or need to save a session in an earlier version of Pro Tools, this video will show you how. Both actions are done from the same file menu option.

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Best Bank Hustle.MOD

Posted by admin on December 28th, 2010 and filed under best bank account | 5 Comments »

Best Bank Hustle – America, these banks are at it again! They are hustling us, and I’m sick of it. You already know that Wells Fargo Really Sucks (you can watch the video on YouTube), but now it’s a bank called Best Bank…they suck just as badly as Wells Fargo! You can contact me at getnpaidtoday@yahoo.com (OK, ok, I misspelled the email address on the video..sorry, I was just sooo angry when I did the taping!)

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Smart Savings for a Brighter Future

Posted by admin on December 2nd, 2010 and filed under savings rate | No Comments »

Entry for iOme challenge, 2010.

Transcript:
Is your economy under-performing? Is your Social Security system capable of supporting you through your retirement years? Do domestic businesses depend on foreign capital to finance investment? Do you lie awake at night worried about what will happen if investors abroad suddenly decide to stop purchasing U.S. government debt?

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, your country may be suffering from a condition called low Personal Savings Rate. Without proper treatment, a low personal Savings rate may lead to increased unemployment and a lower quality of life.

Fortunately, there is a simple and effective treatment. Increase your personal savings rate to at least 6% of your pretax income. Household saving is an important source of funds to finance domestic investment and a way to ensure that you can live comfortably in retirement. A high personal savings rate may even contribute to long term, sustainable growth in your economy.

A 6% PSR is not for everyone. Some individuals may need a higher savings rate. Talk to a your financial advisor and ask if 6% is right for you.

6%. Smart savings for a brighter future.

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Cash ISAs vs. Savings Accounts

Posted by admin on November 11th, 2010 and filed under savings account | 1 Comment »

http://Creditchoices.co.uk show you how to save tax by saving in ISAs. Learn why ISAs are better than standard savings accounts from Creditchoices’ expert.

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Live with Regis and Kelly – Season of Savings

Posted by admin on October 11th, 2010 and filed under best savings rate | No Comments »

Pauline Frommer is advising millions of travelers that to get the best hotel rate, they should call the hotel manager directly.

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