The Easiest Way to Save Money!

@OneOfMany (12150)
United States
March 23, 2018 8:46am CST
What way is that? Don't spend it in the first place! No, seriously. The easiest way to maintain funds and to save money is just not to spend it in the first place. I know from experience and having no debt. Granted for many years I had to live with a very narrow margin of grocery bills and only occasionally bought new clothes (I still hesitate to buy things), but it's how to save money for other things. This lesson goes further in that you learn how to spend less on bills that you feel are necessary. You learn how to cut costs (lower your electric bill by using less power; turn your heat down to minimize heating costs; and so on). Your target goal is also to reduce your debt. Pay it off as quickly as possible by sacrificing daily items or that newest game you 'think' you need. Go debt free first. After that, save up money to buy things you actually own. If you are making payments on something, focus on paying it off so it's yours. You don't have extra money if you are still in debt. It's good to want to earn more, but sometimes that is a slippery slope down. If you earn more, you spend more because you have convinced yourself you deserve to. Well, don't. If you earn more, pay off what you owe, reduce costs where you can, and simply don't spend money if you don't need to. Doing all that, you will save money so you can really move ahead.
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@epiffanie (11327)
• Australia
28 Mar 18
YES!! .. I agree to all that you wrote there ..
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@OneOfMany (12150)
• United States
28 Mar 18
Thank you for stopping by! Hopefully I can get the message to more people eventually. :)
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@epiffanie (11327)
• Australia
29 Mar 18
@OneOfMany Yes it is important that we share with others what benefits us..
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@OneOfMany (12150)
• United States
29 Mar 18
@epiffanie I have a bunch of works that I have been assembling through the years, in which it will help everyone. I just have to get them out before misfortune takes me from the stage! It's funny, but in each of the problem scenarios and the solutions I've devised, it all points out to the same underlying problem: Politics/government.
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@marlina (154103)
• Canada
23 Mar 18
My husband and I really saved our money before we bought our first house. Then, we paid extra every month to get the amount of the mortgage down. It sure paid off.
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@OneOfMany (12150)
• United States
24 Mar 18
It's a great move. You save so much money in the long run!