New Money: 5 New Ways to Find, Save and Make More Money Part 1
by Arlice Nichole
10 years have come and gone, and now we've entered a whole new decade! A few ideas for small changes will ensure our small change grows into big savings for the next 10 to come!
1. Wrangle the price you pay for rent. Rent rates are dropping as landlords struggle to hold on to tenants in this recession. Bad news for them, great news for you if you're a renter. With landlords nervous to hang-on to business, it's the perfect time to bring-up the possibilty of lowering your rental payments. If you haven't been a problem tenant, and have been paying your rent on time, then you've got something to bargain with! Landlords want good tenants, and giving you a discount is better than losing you altogether in this economy.
1. Wrangle the price you pay for rent. Rent rates are dropping as landlords struggle to hold on to tenants in this recession. Bad news for them, great news for you if you're a renter. With landlords nervous to hang-on to business, it's the perfect time to bring-up the possibilty of lowering your rental payments. If you haven't been a problem tenant, and have been paying your rent on time, then you've got something to bargain with! Landlords want good tenants, and giving you a discount is better than losing you altogether in this economy.
2. Farm yourself out. Ever tell yourself you could do what you do for a living with your eyes closed and on your own? Then find out for sure by farming yourself out using the skills you've learned on the job. Moonlighting is the perfect way to bring in extra cash, and it could be the first step to fireing your boss and actually working for yourself. Check-out the hundreds of companies looking to hire freelancers at iFreelance.com.
3. Family sizes don't have to be for a family. Personal items are a must, and if you're single with no dependants, you could getaway with buying most of your needs once every six months. Purchasing items like lotion and soap that come in huge family sizes is a smart way to save money. Sure, you'll pay a little more than you usually do for the bigger sizes than you would for the normal size, but it's usually not that much more and it lasts you longer. This will cut back on some things having to go on your monthly shopping list.
4. Try trial sizes. Interested in trying something new? Before buying a full size of that new shower gel, or one of the hundreds of new fabric softners with the wonderful sounding scents, see if you can purchase a trial size first. Even better, call or e-mail the company to see if they'll send you a sample for free. It's better than being stuck with a full size of something that's supposed to smell of morning rain, but instead makes you feel like you've got morning sickness.5. Get all your favorite magazines for the price of one subscription. Magazine junkies rejoice! With Maghound.com newsstands need to pack-up and call it a day. You'll never want to pay $4-$5 for another magazine again, even if it's your favorite. And with Maghound you don't need to when you can purchase seven or more of your favorite magazines for about $10. Don't believe me? Check it out yourself.
Arlice Nichole, Senior Editor
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