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Hate Parting With Money April 29, 2010

Posted by Vedis in : Family, Savings, Spending , comments closed

While doing a pronexin review just now, it struck on me that I could cut down on May’s expenses or groceries.

By reducing the spending on groceries or expenses, I don’t feel much pain after treating my sister and her family a dinner at a restaurant.

I have made some calculation on a meal at a restaurant and at a food court. Well, there isn’t much difference since food at food court doesn’t come cheap these days too.

Worst comes to worst, I will dig out some money from my savings account. Ouch, I hate parting with my savings! :-)

$300 In Cash April 20, 2010

Posted by Vedis in : Cash, Family, Savings , comments closed

Thank God that hubby was able to collect the $300 owed to him by a watch collector on Sunday. Ya, I forced him to go and collect back the money from that guy last Sunday rather than waiting for another week or two more weeks!

The watch collector should have paid hubby the total sum of money instead of half of it after he helped sell hubby’s watches a few weeks ago. He said he wanted to use it for a cash flow.

If that guy wasn’t able to return this sum of money last Sunday, it’s for sure that I would have to dig into my savings.

A Chunk Of Money From Salary, AdSense Earnings & Tuition Fee July 23, 2009

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Cash For AKPK RepaymentI am so looking forward to collecting hubby’s salary, my AdSense earnings and tuition fee next week. It’s a huge chunk of money!

The money is going to be used to pay my AKPK debt repayment, hubby’s DMP repayment, car and home loan installments and utility bills.

Oh, hubby has to send his car for repair too once there is cash in hand.

Happy as there is still extra money left for some savings. :-)

How To Double Savings In 6 Months July 19, 2009

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Here are some tips on how to double your savings in 6 months.

1. Ditch Your Bad Habits. Expenses on smoking, drinking and even small gambling habits like buying lottery tickets add up to a considerable amount over time. Ditch them.

2. Take a Packed Lunch to Work. Apart from saving money, this is a practical way to control what goes into your meal.

Also, save more and get fresher ingredients by buying from wet markets rather than supermarkets.

3. Invest Prudently. Shop around for low-risk investments that suit your budget and profile. Some investments can bring you returns of 10 times or more. Normal savings accounts give you a paltry 0.25 – 0.35 percent interest per annum.

7 Golden Rules To Financial Prosperity January 21, 2008

Posted by Vedis in : Make Money , comments closed

Not Enough Money? I believe that most people haven’t got enough money for everything they wish to have – the more you have the bigger your plans, and you have a feeling that you have less and less money.

Whether you have lots of money or just so-so, you need to economize and take proper care of your money – your income, expenditures, savings and investments.

Below I give you 7 Golden Rules to a Financial Prosperity:

1. Always have several streams of income: never rely on one income from one source only. (more…)