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Money Saving Ideas

March 1, 2007

So I met with my friend Paul Moyer for lunch on Tuesday. I thought I was a maniac when it comes to saving money, but Paul is an absolute FREAK!

He showed up with a printed list of money saving ideas and explained each one in great detail throughout lunch. I will share the ideas with you, but I am going to share my favorite one first – CHANGE HUNTING.

Apparently, Paul walks around looking at the ground. Swings, merry-go-rounds, cashier’s counters at stores, sidewalks, the dryer, etc. He is constantly on the lookout for change on the ground. This is what CHANGE HUNTING is all about. He has even managed to find a dime once or twice (SMILE!). This is saving on an entirely new plane.

Thanks to Paul for sharing his ideas with me! And now, on with the money

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Another New Tool: The Mini-Budget

February 26, 2007

A Mini-Budget is used to spend irregular income such as tax refunds, bonuses, and inherited money.  It can also be used to budget for a home project, wedding, or other event. Here is how it works – let's say you are going to be having a wedding.  Lord knows how much money we can spend…

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Budget-busting expenses

February 23, 2007

Need help in overcoming budget-busting expenses?  You know the big ones – Christmas, the quarterly insurance premium, the annual property taxes, etc. Here is a simple way to smooth out these large expenses.   In the example, you can see some certified, bona-fide budget-busting expenses.  Wouldn't you agree with me that a $450 or a…

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Teach your children how to manage money!

February 21, 2007

It is amazing to me how much I have screwed up in the management of money! Jenn and I lived for three years with a double income and no children and somehow managed to not only spend everything we made, but to also spend MORE than we made! What an embarassing situation it was when…

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Make money by fixing up a house & selling it

February 20, 2007

If you have been paying attention at all to the finance world, you know that it is important to have a diversified portfolio. You do not want to have all of your eggs in one basket – such as having a majority of your money invested into a single stock. Well, I believe that I…

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Budgeting/Saving Tips

February 6, 2007

Time for some more budgeting/saving tips: Coupons.com has a lot of great coupons that you can print out MyCoupons.com has a lot of great information on deals that are being found at various stores Buy off-brand items.  Yes, some will taste like sawdust, but others are identical to the name brand.  If you have an…

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About Joe

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Joe is a leading teacher of personal finances. It is his passion to help people accomplish far more than they ever thought possible with their personal finances.

He is the founder of I Was Broke. Now I’m Not., the president and CEO of INJOY Stewardship Solutions, and Co-Founder of Fully Funded.

Joe is a graduate of Purdue University (BS Mechanical Engineering) and Clemson University (MBA). He is the author of several books and has been featured in Money Magazine. He has been privileged to share his passion with hundreds of thousands of people throughout North America through Financial Learning Experiences, personal finance messages and one-on-one financial coaching sessions.