Ways to Save and Properly Manage Money – Slash Your Spending

Click Image To Visit Site Here’s a fact for you. Most people that try to save money fail. Instead of saving money, they actually wind up deeper in debt.

We’re living in a new age world where things like cell phones, laptops, and nights out on the town are no longer luxuries — they’re necessities.



Our lives are EXPENSIVE, and the old school methods of placing a few dollars of your paycheck into a savings account just don’t work anymore because we need every cent we make.

We keep hoping that when life gets easier, we get a raise, the kids move out, or we win the lottery, then we’ll be able to save a few nickels and dimes from our paychecks — and finally get ahead.

You have to find a way to save money that accommodates the things you want and need in life if you truly want to amass savings.

You can’t do without or "cut back" to stuff a little cash away. If you do, you’re not going to stick with the plan, and you won’t save money.

You should publish this in paperback and sell it in bookstores. Better advice than some financial advisors on the radio ever thought of giving. I’ve slashed my spending almost in half. Thank you, thank you!

I thought to save money, you couldn’t spend it, so I never had a savings account. After reading your book, I now have a savings account that’s growing monthly.

Twenty years ago, there weren’t so many cars on the road. Rush hour meant slower traffic, not a guarantee of gridlocked traffic every day.

Some families had two incomes, but more than most still relied on one. We didn’t have computers, cell phones, and GPS systems as part of our everyday lives. Insurance premiums didn’t require an arm or a leg to pay.

So maybe in those days — when our parents and grandparents were younger and saving money — tucking twenty dollars (or even a hundred) back here and there wasn’t such a big deal. But it is today.

Let’s face it. Our money today is stretched in so many different directions, some days we don’t know if it will stretch far enough.

There are financial advisors out there who will tell you to shut off your cell phone, cut off Internet access at home, drive a clunker of a car, and eat hot dogs every night if that’s what it takes to save money.

and I mean really hungry… and you raid the fridge of everything but the fridge itself. And you gain more weight than you ever lost!

Well, that’s what happens when you cut out the things you love (and think you need) to try to save money.

That’s part of the reason why dropping part of your paycheck into a savings account doesn’t work as well as it used to too.

You wind up cutting back on the things you want just to save a few bucks — and you put yourself on a modified starvation diet. Read more…

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