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Wednesday, 31 March, 2010

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Saving Your Money is a Purpose!
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Saving your money is a purpose in this edition of Wise Biz 57. You will find much information about this topic in four columns in this newsletter.

Why it is a purpose?

First, the "Top Wednesday Day Thought" gives you a motivational idea about this purpose.

Second, we have some secrets here to read in the Guest Coolest corner to save you money in inflationary times. The article aims to address people’s needs for money and show them how to spend it in urgent needs only!

The article is also one of the useful articles we publish regularly in the Wise Biz newsletter to help our loyal readers and the visitors of the website spend their money wisely.

It tells you what you need to do to save money and how to use it on useful and important requisites. Read it there and tell us what you think.

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I do not know who wrote the article I published in the Guest Coolest Corner after checking some mistakes on it, to help you find the best way to economize in inflationary times. However, I think that is not necessary. Check it out and pay me a beer.
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Secrets of Economizing in Inflationary Times!

I have received this article long years ago included in a business package to use free for any purpose and even to sell it with other articles. However, I offer them free to my loyal readrs.
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During periods of high inflation, most people have to "tighten their belts," and watch their expenditures a bit more closely. After all, buying on credit and attempting to spend more than you have coming in is a sure-fire road to financial ruin.

In order to live within your income - keep the bill collectors off your back - and not really lower your accustomed standard of living, this report is made up of a number of proven ideas to help you.

One of the first things you should do is take write out a budget. You do this by listing your total take home income on one piece of paper, and all of your regular monthly obligations on another piece of paper. A good idea is to set up a separate envelope for each of your bills - use the envelopes from your incoming mail for these, marking on the front of each envelope what it is for.

There should be an envelope for your mortgage or rent payment, for any payments to loan companies, and of course your charge cards, for your groceries, your lights, heat, water and telephone costs. Then, as you get paid, cash your check and divide the money you have into each envelope.

If you are "strung out pretty tight," you may have to contact each of your creditors with a request to lower your payments, and extend them over a longer payback period. If after making out your budget - and actually seeing on paper how much money you have to pay your bills - this is necessary, and then by all means get in to talk with your creditors.

Tell them about your situation; explain to them that you have looked at your income/outgo situation, and have devised a plan and work with you in everyone off. In almost all instances, they will welcome your plan and work with you in every way possible to help you get caught up.

Probably the biggest area in which you can cut your expenses is with your groceries. To do this, always make a detailed and itemized list of the things you need before you leave home. Total up the costs and if it goes beyond the amount you want to spend, or have to spend, simply go back through your list marking off those things lease necessary. Never go grocery shopping when you are feeling hungry!

When making up your list of groceries to buy, always check your local newspaper for best buys - if you've had to discontinue newspaper delivery - check your local post office about midweek and you'll find "grocery shoppers' supplements" stacked up by people who don't want them. Go through your papers with a fine toothcomb and compare prices. Shop at the "no frills" stores, the "food barns" and liquidation sales.

By all means, clip out the "cents off" and refund coupons. Keep a sharp eye out at all times for these coupons and use them - if they are for brands or items that you do not want to use, offer to trade them with people who want them.

It almost goes without saying that when you are trying to watch your expenses, you will have to give up snacks and eating out. Instead of buying a candy bar to munch on as you walk through the store, buy a bag of apples and take one with you from home. Instead of eating out once a week, cut it down to once a month and make it a real reward for having lived within your budget for the preceding month.

With your cooking, prepare more of your meals from scratch instead of serving processed, pre-cooked or hear and serve meals. Save your foil/transparent plastic wrap - just wash it and use it again. Use paper towels or do without napkins. Use bread wrappers and save those place containers - just wash and use them for keeping leftovers. Use washable cloth handkerchiefs instead of expensive facial tissue.

Clothing is another area in which most people can save. Instruct everyone in your family that there won't be anymore new clothes purchases until you've got your finances reorganized - instruct them to learn to value and take care of the clothes they have - make them last longer. Learn to sew on buttons, repair ripped seams, and sew on patches.

Never throw anything away - if something becomes outgrown or no longer wanted, save it for a garage sale or trade for something you can use at a second hand store.

Learn all you can about auto upkeep and minor repairs. Visit your public library and explore what is available that you can use to learn how to "do-it-yourself" instead of having to pay someone to do it for you. Talk with your relatives, neighbours and co-workers about swapping services - you do little odd jobs for them in exchange for their doing things for you that you either cannot or do not want to do.

Save and sell all materials that can be recycled such as aluminium, bottles and paper. Do not splurge on gifts - either at Christmas or on birthdays. Think of things you can either make yourself or trade for - often-times a handmade card is a gift-enough when times are tough.

Finally, do not go shopping at the big advertised sales if you do not have the cash in hand to buy a needed item. A savings of $50 on an item that puts you $50 in debt is no savings at all. At the bottom line, before you buy anything, ask yourself if you "really" have to have it!
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* Search Engines:

Some Dots to Save Money While Searching!
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Well, at this point after getting here through three columns and if you were addicted to using search engines to look for affordable prices on some of your requisites, enter only the requisite followed by the following:

First, enter the requisite followed by one of the terms cheap, cheap deals, cheap new, cheap under (and then the amount of money), cheap for sale, cheapest, cheapest prices, cheapest deals. Enter your location in case you wanted requisite from that location only.

You can also enter the requisite followed by best price, best deals, best buy, or best buys. You may perhaps enter the terms discount, discount prices, discounts, discounts for student, discounts for teachers, or perhaps the full terms student (requisite) discount, or teacher (requisite) discounts (if you were).

In addition, you can also enter the requisite followed by affordable price, affordable prices, low price, low prices or lowest price.

Use the search below and check the results on the top or at the right of the result pages, where you can find the cheapest prices on your requisites.