A Month of Savings - 07/03/2008
A Month of Savings - 07/03/2008
The age old question still remains: Should I use regular or premium gas? Basically, this question comes down to, should I use regular octane or high octane? There is a simple answer. Unless your vehicle manufacturer recommends using a higher octane fuel in your vehicle, there is no benefit in using premium over regular. If you are using premium, just out of habit, USE REGULAR AND SAVE…
More Information:
- Is High Octane Worth the Money
- Octane Selection
- What Octane Rating Of Gasoline Should I Use?
- higher Octane Fuel, Worth The Cost?
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Learn how to get FREE GAS
I’m sure you, just like everyone else, is interested in FREE GAS. This program places advertisements on your car and you get paid to drive…as you normally do. The concept is simple. You already drive. By allowing our advertisers to use your vehicle to promote their products and services, YOU GET PAID! We offer a wide range of advertising options from door magnets to complete vehicle ad coverage. And, you get to choose which advertising options you would prefer on your vehicle.
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A Month of Savings - 07/02/2008
A Month of Savings - 07/02/2008
Do you write checks and mail your bills in each month? If so, save yourself the cost fo the stamps and the cost of the gas it takes you to go to the post office (and in some cases, to the store to get a money order). Pay your bills online.
Paying your bills online is quick and simple. I don’t believe there is anything that I have to write a check for each month. Not only am I saving the cost of stamps and the cost of the gas, I am also saving the cost of checks. Actually, I believe the most important thing is the time savings. I save minutes of my life for each instance, which turns into hours and days over a lifetime. If you don’t beleive me, check out the links listed below:
- Save Money, Save Time, Pay Online
- Pay Your Bills Online To Save Time, Stamps, and Paper
- ABC7 On Your Side: Pay Bills Online
- Online Banking and Online Bill Pay Can Save You Time
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Two For One
Do you like candy…or do you turn to candy to help you through the part of the afternoon when your body thinks you should be taking a nap? I do, which leads me to todays money saving tip.
Always look for the product in the candy machine that got stuck and buy that one. You get 2 for the price of 1.
Check out this WikiHow for more details on how to free a stuck item from a vending machine.
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A Month Of Savings Starts TODAY - 7/1
A Month of Savings - 07/01/2008
For the next month, I am going to post 1 tip per day under the heading “A Month of Savings”. If you do each tip, as they are posted, you will save a ton of money. Well, not actually a ton. The value of a ton of money would depend on the denominations of the coins and/or bills.
Today’s entry deals with your W-4 and the interest-free loan you are most-likely giving the government. You probably remember the post I made on getting a huge tax refund. If you go to borrow money, you will be charged interest by the lending institution. If you received a $5000 tax refund from the government last year, you are giving the government a $5000 loan without charging them any interest.
You can fix this by adjusting the allowances on your W-4 forms. In 2008, each allowance is worth $3500 off of your income.
Don’t give the government a free loan. See the links below for more information on this issue:
- Form W-4 And Your Take-Home Pay
- Changing Your Withholdings
- How many exemptions did I claim on my W-4?
- It pays to be on the mark on your W-4
- Tax Law: Questions and Answers
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Free Online Games
You need to check out freeonlinegames.com. They rock!!! Here is one of their games…
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