Save And Make Money..

Do you have time for a part-time job or want to generate extra money in every month? If it doesn't interfere with your studies and is safe, go ahead. A good choice of part-time job is one that ties in with what you are studying or your final career choice. For instance, if you are doing an accountancy course, see if you can do the monthly accounts or tax calculations or some small businesses.

By the way, don't even read those get-rich-quick pamphlets that are posted everywhere. The only people who get rich through those are the guys running the scam. There are many 'dead investing' in Internet. Anyone wants to be rich if possible. Anyone wishes for wealth castle. Simply, anyone wants more money in their's wallet. Managing an online business is a way. But that if you know what to do except you running the scam.

The Euro Megasale may be a international tourist event but you are not required to attend! Shop at sales for things you need (start a list before a sale starts so you know what you have to get.) but be more aware of the value of goods. We all have clothes in our cupboards that looked so pretty in the shop but didn't look as nice after a few days. And what about those beach sandals you bought for the trip that never happened? Not everything is at a discount in any one shop when there's a sale. Shopping wisely can help you save more money.

Not everything you use has to be brand-new. It's no shame to use second hand sweater, books, shoes, files and bags. After all, don't we all just love second hand lecture notes and assignments?

A definite money-saver is a phone-card or call plan. Think about your communications patterns. Who are the people you call or SMS most often? When? Why? Are you calling the same person 4 or 5 times a day when you could easily say it all in 2 calls? Email is a good alternative to outstation calls, especially if it is not urgent and you have a lot to say. Besides, you can share photos, something you cannot do on the phone unless you want to shell out more for the MMS!

All said and done, as long as you have something left over each month, you're going to be all right. It's good to aim for five to ten percent savings in the beginning. Remember. The bank pays interest on simple savings azzounts. As you can see common sense plays a big part.