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Six Ways to Easily Save Money

Start saving today

Financial experts today recommend having at least six months of living expenses squirreled away in a savings account to help you cope with an unexpected change in your financial situation. However, if youre already pinching pennies just to make ends meet, coming up with that much money may seem impossible. It takes time and discipline, but it's certainly possible. Consider some of following tips to help get you started.

Coupons, coupons, coupons

For years, coupon-clipping moms were mocked in the media for their penny-pinching ways. Today, though, the media have come flocking back, asking for their money saving tips! You can take a page from their books and save some money with coupons you can find online or in local publications. Just remember the golden rule of coupon clipping only clip coupons for items that youll actually use. Saving $ 10 on a case of baby food isnt a great deal if you dont have any children!

Switch to home brew

Youve probably heard this one before trading the Starbucks habit for a home-brewed cup of Joe but for some reason, its a budgetary step that few people are willing to take. Consider it this way, though. A cup of coffee from Starbucks can cost upwards of $ 4 over $ 1,000 a year if you drink 5 cups a week. Coffee brewed at home or at the office costs just a fraction of this, which means more money in your pocket.

Take advantage of free events

Just because youre on a budget doesnt mean you have to cut all of the fun out of your life. Lots of museums, colleges, and other organizations offer free events that are open for the public, including art gallery openings, cake tastings, and book readings. Check community websites and local newspapers to find free events in your area.

Split an entre

When you go out to eat, opt to share an entre with your dining companion instead of ordering separate dishes. The portions served in most restaurants these days are ample enough to feed two people comfortably, saving you both money and calories.

Round down at the bank

Some banks offer a service that rounds deposits down to the nearest dollar and re-routes the remaining change into a separate checking account. Say if you were to deposit a check for $ 85.12 into a qualified account, your bank would deposit $ 85 into your checking account and the remaining $ .12 into your savings account. If you're bank doesn't offer this option, you can do it yourself by dividing checks into separate checking and savings accounts.

Right-size your service bills

When was the last time you looked at your monthly cell phone bill? Have you checked since you opened the account? You should take a look if you haven't, as you might be overpaying for a plan with more minutes than you need. Take a critical look at your cable and interent bills as well. If youre paying for premium services that you dont really need, cut them out and redirect the extra money to your savings account.