best way to save money?
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Pay yourself first!  Make that first payment into your savings account, then payoff the rest of your obligations.
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I have found the best way of saving.  I was able to put away approximately $8000 in 18 months.  Look for www.sharebuilder.com.  Its an investment site.  You can purchase stock for $4.00, no matter how much stock you buy.  Do some research.  I chose companies based on the products i use in my daily life.  I found it be fun to save and also enjoyed shopping for new stocks.  The dividends usually pay better than any savings account, so give it a try.  It worked for me.
69558
None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
1100226
Put it in a savings account
1100596
The best thing to do is set short term goals for yourself. I have a hard time saving money on a long term basis but if I know I need to save this much this pay check I can do that.\nEach pay check just put a certain amount aside. You really do not need those new shoes or a new pair of jeans. Even if it is only $20 that adds up!\nWhen you have enough for what you need go get it right away do not keep saving!\nJust use self control.
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The first step is to save a little at a time.  For example, you could open up a savings account and put $25.00 per month in it.  Force yourself to put the money in the savings account no matter what.  Cut out anything extra that you would have done with that $25.00 for the month.  Doing that, you would save $300.00 per year.  The BIGGEST THING in this is to FORCE yourself to put over money monthly.  Your savings will slowly grow, and pretty soon you won't be able to believe how much you were able to save.   There are some high interest savings accounts out there.  I would search for the highest interest rate on savings accounts to put your money into.  The higher the interest, the more money you will make. \n\nIf you would like to save for retirement, a great option to save with is a Roth IRA.  You put money into it just like any other savings, but you can't touch the money without penalty until you are 59 1/2 years old.  The good thing about a Roth IRA is that when you take the money out during retirement, the interest you earned is tax-free. :)  That can save you a lot of tax dollars in the long run!
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Stop spending, cut your spending.\n\nPlan a budget, and save.
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You should write out a budget. Budget for everything. Bills, car payments, entertainment etc. And try to save a little every paycheck.
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Pay yourself first!  Start by sitting down and budgeting out your essentials, with costs as accurate as possible.  Then take a look at the money you have left over, and designate how much you can afford to save.  Tell your bank to set up an automatic debit to your savings account for each time you get paid.  When you do this, you pay yourself first, and you know that your bills are paid, you have savings, and the rest is yours to spend as you wish!  When you can't have access to the money, you can't spend it, and it works great for me.  Good luck!
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thanx love saving money
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Price comparison sites or try moneymaking tips .. also on gmtv website theres a man called martin lewis who has a website called \nWWW.moneysavingexpert.com\ntry there
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First of all get a long term retirement fund and contribute to it regularly... even just $20 a week. Don't touch that money under any circumstances. Now at the same time start to put money away for short term goals. Don't get into the credit card trap of paying 10-25% interest on things you really don't want or need. Spend less than you earn. Consider the value of your purchases not the wants... concentrate on needs. You have alot of choices as a consumer. Will you be happy driving a 2007 Hyundai for $15,000 or must you have that $34,000 Chrysler??? Do you need a cell phone and a home phone? You can save $30+ by going with one or the other. Do you frequently buy books and magazines that you can get from your local library for free? Are you paying bank fees for checking??? Do you shop around for pricing on purchases before you buy? Do you go out to eat every day at lunch??? It's all about value. The more you spend, the less you'll have. Common sense isn't always common. Read books about millionaires from your library and you'll find ways that you can join those ranks. I am not suggesting you go without treats. Hey, you work hard for your money. What I am saying is not to forget the future because it'll be here before you know it. You don't need a $1,000,000 home. Live within your means and you'll have a much happier life and lifestyle without the worry.
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First, whatever you save, don't take out for whim purchases (try to keep it to true, true emergencies).  Keep putting in as much as you can afford and when you get your tax refunds back in April/May (based on your salary, I'd say you'd be due for a refund from the IRS and perhaps your state too), don't spend that money, save it (as you never has access to the money in the first place).\n\nGMAC Bank (primarily online, FDIC insured) offers 5.16% interest on their Money Market Accounts (MMA) with roughly a 5.25% Annual Yield (this varies as they change up their interest rate when the Feds do).  They won't slash your interest after six months (or after a certain period of time) although you need to keep a Daily Average of $500+ with them.  It's also a great vehicle to prevent spending since you get charged $10 for every withdrawal over the limit of three (3) you make in a month although you're free to deposit as much as you like whenever you like.  You can set-up automatic bank-transfers and direct deposit very easily.
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pay yourself first. decide how much you want to save and pay youself in savings first then pay your bills and have whatever is left over to spend.
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Sacrifice...\n\nGet an inexpensive reliable car (like a used Honda Civic?) that will result in inexpensive payments, hopefully not break down on you, and even help you establish some credit. Establish a budget for everything else and stick with it (include "going out" money). And make sure you put money into a savings account FIRST. (many employers will automatically deposit your check into two seperate accounts) or you can set up an automatic monthly deduction from your checking account into your savings.
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You need to put yourself on a budget! Budgets are the only way to save money. Look at your income, look at your expeditures. There's not much of a difference, is there? It's really easy to start a budget. Write down the things you need to buy, as opposed to things you want to buy. Arrange these things into categories, i.e., groceries, gas, insurance, cell phone bills, utilities, rent, etc... Pick a reasonable amount of money that you will spend each month on each categorie. For example: groceries $150, gas $60, cell phone bill $50. Don't leave anything out, and don't spend more than what you said you will spend. If you go over in a category, you must take from another. If you decide that you will spend $45 dollars on your cell phone bill, but the bill is $50, you'll have to lower your budget for another category by $5, just for that month.\n\nLook at what you have left. Let's say you made $5,000 one month and budgeted your necessary items at $4,500. You have $500 dollars left that you can blow on anything, but you haven't saved any money yet. You need to decide how much you're going to save. I would suggest all of it. But you can budget in things like going to the movies and buying CDs. Save what you have left. WRITE EVERYTHING DOWN! get a ledger book and write everything down. after a while you're savings will be phenominal!
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The best plan is to get on a tight budget, work extra, sell stuff, and put all the extra money toward the debt.  Check out http://www.daveramsey.com and the forums there for additional information on becoming debt free.\n\nGood luck.