Pre s e n t e d B y: C h e l s e a P. S a rm i e n t o

B B T E I T I I I - 2 N

Creative but PractiCal

Ways To Save Money

TIPS ON HOW TO SAVE MONEY FOR KIDS

DO EXTRA CHORES AROUND THE HOUSE

 Your parents may pay you

extra if you regularly walk

your dog, take out the

trash, take out the

recycling, clean your room,

vacuum etc.

Recycle old cans

Ask your parents if you can collect the aluminum cans in your house, and then take them to a recycling center.

Put your m

oney out of your

way

If possible,

keep it in a

piggy bank

or a safe

place such

as a wallet,

jar, or box.

KEEP TABS ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU HAVE

SAVED.

 As you get money, write down the date and the amount you got in a log book. This will help you keep track of your money, so you know if you've lost any, as well as help you keep track of how much you have saved.

Think twice before

spending.

 When you're

about to buy

something,

think hard

about it.

How often will you actually use

it?

What will you do

with it? Is it really

necessary?

Don't waste money on stuff you don't need, and you'll have more money for the stuff you do

need.

Never buy food items you like with your saved money

The treat will likely only last about 10 minutes, then it's

gone, and so has your money. Start baking at

home and make your own treats.

Be really good to your parents or whoever gives you your pocket money (if you get pocket money) and ask for a raise.

Dad

Mom

Sister

Brother

Don't ta

ke your money o

utsid

e your

house. B

y keeping it

insid

e, you

autom

atically

have n

o money to

spend

that d

ay.

For TEENAGERS

Tips On How

To Save

Money

Sell Your Old Clothes

JOBS FOR TEENS

Working for your

parents.

Tutoring

Department stores

Be crafty

Be a computer.

Volunteer!

Save before spending.

SELL HANDMA

DE OR CRAFT

ITEMS AT SCHOOL, IF THIS IS ALLOWED

Don’t buy unnecessary school supplies

Study Hard !!!

Go to class. You’re paying for it and skipping is like throwing money out the window!

If you are going to hang out with your friends, do something that doesn't involve spending money.

If you get money each time you see a relative, save that money somewhere separate, and spend your pocket money instead.

TIPS ON HOW TO SAVE MONEY FOR

STUDENTS

Use the used

Selling back your used books at the end of the semester could score you some extra cash. Check online or with your campus bookstore for buy-back details.

CHOOSE THE RIGHT MEAL

PLAN

Be Creative With Your

Leisure Time

Extra cash. As long as you are able to manage your studies, a part-time job is a great way to earn a little extra spending money.

Find A Job

Look For Scholarship

s

 

Don't abuse

credit.

Set up a savings

account

 Look for a nice savings account. If you just hold onto money in a shoebox under your bed, it sits there and tempts you to spend it.

Shop where they offer student discounts. There are many places that offer discounts to students with a school ID.