Dare to Save money
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Save money and build a secure financial future for yourself and your family. This might be as simple as rearranging your finances, cutting back on daily expenses or investing in a savings account.
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that is back to square one
hi,
going out to see field hockey
as a supporter,
but wont spend much,
just take a few pix
allard
read an article about this guy who saved all this 5 dollare bills for 3 years, the total came out to 12k. seems like a simple way to save. every day after doing all your errands take all you 5s and stash them somewhere and forget about them. i think i will implement this and see how far it takes me =)
nice idea
allard
hi,
not going to the record shop today
btw i saved quite a bit by drinking cheaper coffee...when in the mall
look at yer feet for cheap products
thats where they are...
allard
hi,
ditched some e bay things
pulled out of the stocks market
was not a big position anyway+
started saving±its obvious:buy less
spend more time at the gym
allard
hi
spent quite a bit-yesterday was record store day, so today we compensate...
no e bay either
allard
Savings is at $7,697 today. Only $130 in this payroll because of tax payment due and too much spending. I need to focus on using cash again.
hi,
no records...
i had a deal with a begian guy, for a cab,
but the whole deal fell thru;
tough week ahead
allard
my goal is to save by not eating carry out. Today I did not save anything because I ate out. However, it was unavoidable because I was out of town for work.
I have a tendency to eat out because I'm lazy. Today I am starting this dare because my husband will be quiting his job to finish a degree and we need to save money. This should also help me loose weight. I figure that eating at Mcdonalds one meal per day costs me about $6 and that is my goal, to save that 6 instead of spending it.
hi,
stopped doing the lottery...just think:do that for 10 years and save quite a bit
in fact could buy a nice bike for that...
allard
By wereldfietser on May 12, 2012 at 01:01 AM
hi,
a nice tip:save all yer 5$(or euro)
like that one;it sort of like forgotten money...
its odd going from rich to poor
now its back to the drawer.
allard