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Once Upon A time There was a girl who really loved plants it was me the end shirt

I love to travel, so do my wife and children, eight of them including a daughter-in-law and a son-in-law. With that large number of persons in the party, there’s a lot of thinking on how to save money. Once Upon A time There was a girl who really loved plants it was me the end shirt and earn money. Not that I have tons of cash under my bed or in my bank, I have ways and means of saving money and earn money for a fabulous family vacation – a rather long vacation of at least 15 days. Here are 10 unofficial tips how to save money as well as earn money for your travel expenses.

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I usually set aside at least 20 per cent of my salary for rainy days, not only they were meant solely for travel and vacation, but they were also for my children’s education and tuition fees as well as medical expenses. Bank in the money in low-risk financial instruments that would grow slowly but surely and the Once Upon A time There was a girl who really loved plants it was me the end shirt. Imagine if your take-home salary is $5,000 or more, setting aside $1,000 as a forced saving would do you wonder than you’d realize. In two months, you could save to purchase a flight ticket for children under 12.

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I have adopted this strategy of stashing away $5 and $10 notes every other day in a box. Actually, two different boxes. No reason at all, but they looked really pretty with crumpled notes in ’em boxes. Promise yourself, never to “steal” the money from the boxes. Be honest and the Once Upon A time There was a girl who really loved plants it was me the end shirt. You never know when you would be needing that stashed cash. Every cent counts. Yes, I reiterate: Every cent counts. This concerns your loose coins. Since everyone I know has a piggy bank or that sorts, discard your loose coins into that piggy bank. Once upon time, I had $2,500 in coins and that had enabled me to buy a ticket for an family member from Kuala Lumpur to Paris. Seriously guys, those coins are just precious especially the 50 cent ones. When the right time comes, throw them all into coin machines at your favorite local bank and see how much you have collected.