Wise Ways to wealth by managing and saving money
Wealth and how to create it.
Saving Money
I am always on the lookout for Wise Ways to wealth by managing and saving money.
My most popular suggestions include:
- prepare for unexpected expenses by building an accessible emergency savings fund from your existing income so that you can access it in need
- keep your credit card limit even if you don’t need it (provided you can control your spending) as it can increase your credit rating
- always save for a holiday rather than book a holiday and then pay it off
- get a salary raise and put the extra money aside automatically to save for something special
- reduce your spending by cancelling television subscription services, outdated gym memberships etc
For more tips, you may like to read these articles online:
Wise Ways to wealth – article by Margie Sheedy from Nine News Finance
Wise Ways to build a savings account – article on Savings Account Finder website
100 ways to save money – click through to each item listed on MSN Living website
How to manage wealth.
You may also be interested in these articles on the Wise Ways website:
> Wise Ways to save water around the house and garden
> Wise Ways to start saving money now
> How to get more energy and focus, spend your time wisely
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