1. Spend With Cash- When you make purchases with a card you are tempted to spend more. Not only that, you pay extra service fees and penalties when you use plastic. To withdraw out of an ATM, you are looking at $1.25 (at least) from Interac and $4.00 (at least) for cash advances from a credit card. These charges seem small but if you make 10 withdraws a month, you are looking at spending anywhere from $150-$480 a year. That is money you pay  to spend YOUR OWN MONEY. And don’t forget about those pesky overdraft fees.  In fact, these fees are the #1 way banks are making money. $38.5 billion dollars in America to be more precise. Check out Reuters  for more information.  So, spend with cash.  Build a budget and take only enough cash that you need to make purchases. When the money is done, STOP SPENDING!
2. Turn off the AC and the Heat- America spends $22 billion or 185 billion kilowatt-hours to keep their homes cool and comfy.  Now that’s a lot of green and a huge environmental impact on the planet. Try dressing lighter. T-shirts, tank tops or go buff when you can. Drink some cool refreshments or suck on a Popsicle.  Hey, you can always open up a few windows here and there.  And if need be, get a ceiling fan which can save you alot more than using the AC.  Also, when outdoors, stay in the shade. Check out The Greenest Dollar for more energy savings tips.  And as for keeping toasty… invest in better insulation for your home.  People lose about 18-20% of their heat through their window/doors, about 10% through their ceiling, 15-18% through floors and grade space, 12-14% through wall and a whopping 35% through Infiltration (air leakage). Turn down the thermostat and put on a sweaters.  Are you reading or messing around on your laptop while you are on the couch? If you are then yourself a Snuggie. Buy some extra blankets. Cool weather is the perfect opportunity to snuggle up under some warm covers with somebody you love. You can save up to 3% on your bill by every 1 degree you turn down your thermostat.
3. Do Your Laundry Less Often- There are people who change their cloths 3 times or more a day and that is a waste.  Try to only wear 1 outfit a day.  Wash pants once every 2 or 3 wears (or when dirty or stinky). There isn’t always a need to wash your pants every single time you wear them (but feel free to wash your underwear and shirts after every use). After separating your laundry into colors, only wash when you have enough for 1 full load.  Share a load with family or a friend if you cannot make a full load. Wash with cold water.  Buy an energy efficient/water efficient washer and dryer. Hang cloths to dry instead of using a dryer.  
4. Quit Smokin’ and Drinkin’-You would be doing more than just saves what’s in your wallet. There are just some things you can’t put a price on; and one of those being your health. The average heavy smoker smokes between 15-30 cigarettes a day with an average cost about $4-$10 per pack.  A smoker can easily save up to $1500/year just by kicking the addiction. And don’t get me started on alcohol.  Americans spend almost $100 Billion (with a capital ‘B’) on beer alone.
5. Know What You Are Bringing In- That’s easy.  Check your paycheck and figure out how much you are making each month. If you have unpredictable shifts or you don’t work regular hours, try to get a basic average from the past year or 2.  If there are more than one income earners then work out how much the household is bringing in each month.
6. Pay The Higher Deductable- If you are a fairly decent driver, consider paying the higher deductable to keep get a cheaper premium.
7. Know How Much You NEED To Spend- Some people may need to get some help from a financial advisor to be sure they that are looking at this aspect of their finances honestly and reasonably.  Figure out how much it costs you to keep a roof over your head, food on the table, the water running, the lights on, routine health check-ups  and medication, car(s) on the road… there are a lot of stuff to look at and to take into consideration.  So, take your time. Keep all your bills. There are plenty financial software programs that can help you organize and calculate these expenses.
8. Turn Off The Lights- invest in light dimmers and compact florescent bulbs. Remember to power down any electronics that you are not using them (like a computer). Standby or Sleep mode is not enough.  When you leave an area, turn off the lights behind you.  There are real-time power cost monitors that you can purchase to track how much you are spending, down to the penny, on your electricity bill.  It’s an awesome motivator to keep your energy usage under control. Also consider getting a “Bits Smart Surge Strip” . This device will help to organize and save energy by shutting down any device that is suppose to be completely turned off when you shut down your computer.
9. Buy Quality Products- many people are tempted to shop at dollar stores, but let’s get real! A lot of the stuff you find there are crap. You are better off spending more money on products that will last longer than having to replace the stuff you purchase often.
10. Make A Shopping List- Are you an impulsive shopper? In other words, are you someone who will go to the store for 1 thing and come out with 5 other things? Well, here is something that can help you along with following tip #1, above.  Make a list, check it twice… make sure you include only items you need and planned into your budget. You may go to the store and see something that isn’t on the list and you will think you need it. WELL, FORGET ABOUT IT! If the item is not on the list you don’t get to buy it. If you truly do need that item, you will definitely remember to include it on the next shopping list.  You’d be surprised about the crap you avoid purchasing when you have a little time to sleep on it and think about how badly you need it.
11. Pay Your Bills On Time:  Avoid paying extra in late fees and penalties. If you have a budget, stick with it religiously. There is no real excuse for paying these fees if you have a good budget plan and you are organized about your spending.
12. Disconnect Landlines:  in a world where 82% of people have a cell phone, there are very few reasons to keep a landline unless you have kids or a serious medical concerns that requires that you keep a line with enhanced emergency features.  Consider signing up with  Skype – Unlimited Calls to Landlines  and get some sweet local and international rates.  Also consider using free chat, video conferencing and instant messaging services.

I’ve spent years trying to find a ways to make some extra cash and this is, by far, one of the best finds I have up to day. So, you will have to be assertive, confident, focused to become successful. This is a MLM System that is actually made up of other mlm programs. If you’ve been reading through my post you may have stumbled upon the entry MLM: Try It Or Avoid It Over . I mentioned that 90% of affiliate marketers fail for a reason. Most only focus on their earning  potential and not on what it will take to make anywhere between $2500-$10 000+ in residual income.

Don’t bother wasting your time if you think that you will get rich without a bit of work.  There are people in this program going door to door and many getting 100 doors slammed in their faces a day before they get a potential lead. So it can be discouraging initially but all it takes is 1 good lead. It takes only 1 person who says “YES! I want to get involved and im willing to do what ever it takes to be successful,” for your business to take off exponentially.

I did say that this At Home Based Business was easy to set up and I mean it. there are a few  hours of video walking you through step by step of what you need to do. The program itself  intigrates, manages and organizes everything for you so there is no mess and no fuss.

How does it Works?

Your new home based business allows you to be come an affiliate with multiple web based business and companies who are willing to pay you commission to introduce others to their products and services. Where this system really starts to ramp things up is by combining  all these affiliate programs into a MLM system where you get others to join the system, sign up for all these affiliate program and start up their own money making venture.  Many of your referrals will like the different product and actually buy additional products and services (in which you get the comission) and if your referrals are committed to developing financial freedom, they will refer others to this program, building your downline and expanding the limits to you stream of residual income.

There may very well be a point in which your business maintains itself. A point where you do not have to lift a finger to get more referral. a point where you actually generate money every moment of the day and even while you sleep. Short of  investing your money into  bonds, stocks, bank savings… generating income has never been  so hands free and simple. But just like investing, you have to make the right choice. You have to be willing to invest either a little bit of your own money and/or a little bit of your own time. You have to be committed for the long hall and be patient.

You can participate in this  Work At Home Business absolutely free. But keep in mind that this will limit your income earning potential and make it harder for you, overall, to build your downline. Like I said above, some of the affiliate programs and tools require only a monthly subscription of as little as $10/mo. So there is very little excuse for not spending so little to set up a business on the web.

You also are given banners and referral links that you can attach to any website or blog. Now you can monetize your online webpages and social accounts while building leads at the same time.

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