Ways to Save Money 2018
Blessings,
Happy Friday and Happy Holidays!!!! Well the year 2017 is coming to a close and as we wrap it up, to prepare for 2018, I would like to share some ideas of saving for a rainy day. I'm going to list a few that I tried this year for myself. All we need is self control when it comes down to our spending habit.
1. Pocket Change- save all your change in a jar or piggy bank. You would be surprised how much it add up.
2. Dollar bill Challenge- save every one dollar bill that you get back in change from a purchase. If your one of those who only carry cards, than try moving five dollars from your checking account to your savings once a week.
3. Take your own cup- Purchase a coffee mug and get refills. You save a lot on coffee in the morning by only paying for a refill with your cup.
4. Pennies- no one likes to pick up the penny that's on the ground, but those pennies add up. Save all your pennies in a jar or piggy bank.
5. Savings club- Join a savings club or start one with a few family members. Just set an amount that you can afford to save each month. For example, myself and three others are saving $20 a month and if we want to add more, we can. But the minimum is $20 each month, not a whole lot but at the end of the year it gives us shopping money for the holidays.
When choosing what to save your change or dollar bills in, I pick something that's appealing to the eye. Kind of helps me to keep it appealing by adding money in it.
Happy Saving!
Happy Friday and Happy Holidays!!!! Well the year 2017 is coming to a close and as we wrap it up, to prepare for 2018, I would like to share some ideas of saving for a rainy day. I'm going to list a few that I tried this year for myself. All we need is self control when it comes down to our spending habit.
1. Pocket Change- save all your change in a jar or piggy bank. You would be surprised how much it add up.
2. Dollar bill Challenge- save every one dollar bill that you get back in change from a purchase. If your one of those who only carry cards, than try moving five dollars from your checking account to your savings once a week.
3. Take your own cup- Purchase a coffee mug and get refills. You save a lot on coffee in the morning by only paying for a refill with your cup.
4. Pennies- no one likes to pick up the penny that's on the ground, but those pennies add up. Save all your pennies in a jar or piggy bank.
5. Savings club- Join a savings club or start one with a few family members. Just set an amount that you can afford to save each month. For example, myself and three others are saving $20 a month and if we want to add more, we can. But the minimum is $20 each month, not a whole lot but at the end of the year it gives us shopping money for the holidays.
When choosing what to save your change or dollar bills in, I pick something that's appealing to the eye. Kind of helps me to keep it appealing by adding money in it.
Happy Saving!
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