I am trying to save up for something.
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I live in West Tennessee in an economically poor area and the going rate is $25 per day.
425597
$400 is a lot of money.  Sometimes we have to wait a while to have enough money to buy the things we want.  I think a month is not a realistic goal.  Give yourself more time.  And work babysitting or working at small jobs and save EVERYTHING.  If you REALLY want an iPod, then you will sacrifice other things.  Don't buy those shoes.  Don't buy anything else new until you have saved for your goal.  Save everything you get from your parents if you get anything.  \n\nDon't do anything illegal or immoral just for an iPod.  Learn to wait until you have earned the money for things you want and you'll be happier and appreciate them more.
564130
hahaha, u make it look like shopping. U need one so u go and buy some!
627412
i think ING has a high yeild savings account that pays like 5%.  look into that
649768
thanx love saving money
194951
Look, think about somethign you need.  Think of something really big that you want and save up for it.\nWill power.\nMind over matter.\nStop looking at them.\nLook at them and think why do I need this, I have too many already.
316934
You should write out a budget. Budget for everything. Bills, car payments, entertainment etc. And try to save a little every paycheck.
214237
Things will pop up later. You'll need maintenance things for bearings and wheels and you'll want jumps and things. Start saving up now! Good luck, you'll have tons of fun. BTW, save some moolah for band-aids.
193224
Well go with what she likes what she likes there is bound to be party supplies for what she likes. She wants a car start a savings account ( If she doesn't already have one) and tell her to save money in it to save up for a car alot of people do it.
61148
You would need to reduce your current level of spending by approximately $10 per day. You could save this amount by not going out to eat, driving less to conserve fuel, and cutting back on miscellaneous expenses.\n\nAnother suggestion would be to have a garage sale to get rid of some things that you no longer need. That would help you raise some money.
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Go to the thrift stores near where you live that is a start
2370
Well, since you saved 800.00 that you were planning to spend, you're 800.00 richer. This is not the time to get thrifty. I would suggest at least 200-300$. If you don't feel comfortable giving them cash, you can get them a gift card. If they are into home improvement, a Lowe's or Home Depot card would be appreciated. Plus they'll remember you if you need any more free/ reduced jobs done in the future.
404104
If its a gift exchange where you only buy one present, then perhaps you should ask your group to establish a spending limit. I would say $20 and under would be fine!
50347
Start by saving small amounts, maybe the change you have in your purse after any purchases. If you use shopping coupons try saving what the money you saved from the coupons. If you work, try setting up a savings account where your employer deposits the money into your savings account. You might find that if you don't see the money, you  might not spend it. If you can get by with a small amount of savings try increasing the amount and see how that works. If you get a large tax refund when you file your taxes, have your employer adjust your witholding to a lower amount and try  to save the difference. Once you get in the habit of saving you will have success.   Good Luck!
346780
You can go here and make you some money. It worked for me. I even have enough monwy extra to spoil myself a little. Check it out.
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The way to avoid this is to set the rules first. Tell the person that you are willing to pay for gas, food, etc. and you only have enough money  to buy your clothes and the rest is for bills. Also, I would take out the money before hand for my clothes and for the favor and put it in separate wallets to appear like I don't have that much money.
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your best bet is to get a money card and put anywhere between $50-100