Turn off the television. One big way to save money is to watch less T.V. There are a lot of financial benefits to this such as less exposure to enticing advertisements, more time to focus on other things in life, less electrical use, etc.
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E.I. Tip: Divide Your Paycheck. Ask your company’s HR department to divide each of your paychecks between your savings & checking accounts. Set a specific percentage to automatically deposit into your savings so you’re less tempted to touch it while off work. Also, interest rates are generally higher for savings accounts than they are for checking.
