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Monday Money Saving Tip-Track Your Spending
Do you know how much you spend each month, each week, even each day? You’ll be surprised what you discover if you write down everything you spend. You often find things you can do without or one area where you’re overspending. This month, keep track.
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Monday Money Saving Tips-Herbs and Spices
Tired of the same old food on a budget? One way to make things taste different is to experiment with adding some herbs and spices. For example, egg salad sandwiches can get a boost from adding some dill.
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Monday Money Saving Tips-Leftovers from Dinner
Do you often have a few leftovers at dinnertime? Not enough for another full meal but enough that could become lunch the following day? Maybe some leftover vegetables for a salad. Some diced chicken for a chicken salad sandwich. Even gravy that could be turned into a soup?
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Monday Money Saving Tip-Switch the Oil
When you’re frying or saute things like vegetables for soups and chilis and you run out of oil or want to save a penny or two, use broth or even water. Simply start to saute the food in a little oil or butter and then when you need to add more reach for the water or broth. It can also cut down on calories and fat but the flavor’s still there.
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Money Motivation-Money Gives You Independence
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Money Motivation-It Starts with You
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Money Motivation-Have a Safety Net
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Money Motivation-Money Versus Material Goods
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Money Motivation-Choose Your Wants Wisely
Do your wants sometimes outweigh your needs? Think before you buy and consider what an impulse buy will do to your budget and even your financial future.
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Money Motivation-You are Unique, You Are Special
We all have our own unique talents so why not put yours to work. Maybe you can save money by mending clothes instead of throwing them away. Or perhaps you could put your sewing skills to another use by starting your a business by repairing and doing alterations for other people’s clothing.