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Can you really save money on a vacation? I need to save money on my vacation. Any good recommendations?

I always bring some fruit & muffins for breakfast instead of eating out. It saves money!

Well i’m a freshman in high school and i really don’t have time to save all that money up, i really depend on my mom and dad, but i wonder how i could help them, or things i can do to help them to save up money =D or , if you have any ideas on how i could save money, because i do spend some,(lunch money, water etc.) for lunch…

PLEASE HELP ME!

Try this – take a quick survey of your home / closets / garage / attic / basement / etc. and make a list of items that nobody is currently using. Old clothes, furniture, appliances, household stuff, video games, shoes, sports equipment, whatever you’ve got.

Take this list to your parents and ask their permission to sell some of these items on Craigslist.

Use a digital camera to take pictures of all your "merchandise" and then list it a few items at a time and have a virtual garage sale. Don’t quit til you’ve got your Wii money! (might take a few months)

Your parents get some free cleaning, you get the chance to move that much closer to your goal. Win-win.

I am looking to put $500 in an account that I cannot touch for at least two years and it grows some interest. What kind of account should I do this in. I really know nothing about banking

put it in a term deposit , they will give you a higher interest rate i suggest you oput it in for one year at a time two years in a row,

For instance the pants, do you save them for next time? Or the sweatshirt? or shirt? that you worked out in once and saving it for one more time?

Ya know..What’s the point of washing them?

Good morning!

My fiancee and I are looking to move from Nebraska to Arizona when our lease is up, which is in October of 2010…we are looking into moving into an apartment there to start, and then once we get settled and find jobs, look for a home. About how much money do you think we should save for our big move? Does anyone know what the job market in Arizona is like right now? Does anyone know what neighborhoods in Arizona are good and which ones we should stay away from? All I really have debt wise is a car payment to worry about. Any advice would be helpful! Thanks for your time!
Well, we are looking to move for a change, basically. We are young, nothing is really holding us back, and we figured, might as well. Not to mention, we are really wanting to get away from the brutal winter here in Nebraska! I also noticed there are more things to do in Arizona. We are going down there in a week to check out jobs, living situations, etc. Does anyone know how to go about applying for a job out of state? I mean, we are going there in a week, but we don’t plan on moving there until our lease is up, which is October of this year.

I jump into three southwest forums; LA, San Diego and Phoenix.

Let me tell you that Phoenix is the best city to take a chance in. You can come here with $13,000 in the bank and last for eight months. In SoCal you would be eaten alive in four months.

Neither one of you have offered to state what you do for a living. If it’s health care you will rock. If you are both snowplow operators you will starve. If you are IT specialists you should have little problems. If you are surreal bartenders and waitresses you should be able to click here, especially in the cooler months when the snowbirds flock into the Valley. In the summertime the 5-Star resorts are the way to shine.

Phoenix is either Hi-Tech or Low Tech for jobs. The mid range jobs seem to have been off loaded overseas. Customer service?…See India. Hi-Tech assembly…see Mexico or China or Thailand or Indonesia. I really hope you see my point here. Jobs requiring an average technical skill are not available in the U.S.A. in significant numbers. Low Tech jobs, servicing the people that do Hi-Tech jobs, are abundant. Mickey-D’s, Jacks, Circle-K, supermarkets…ETC.

Email me directly if you want to know about applying for jobs or moving here. I’ll help you all I can. There is so much you two do not know.

You may want to start saving money you get from your Birthday and Holidays. Ask your parents if you can get $5 a week for doing chores, cleaning up after a pet, mowing people’s lawns in the Spring and Summer with a No-Gas Mower (Gas for a mower will cost more money than you will earn), etc.

I’m pretty sure you should NOT start Babysitting until your 13/14. Put your money in the Bank to collect interest.

This June I am going to Perú with my spanish class for 2 weeks. Everything is paid for ahead of time except for our spending money for souvenirs, extra food/drinks, ect) How much money do you think I should save up in order to have plenty of money to spend on souvenirs for my family, friends, and myself? I would like to know now so I can begin to save money. Thanks

$25-$35 USD per day or less!

I am generally frugal with groceries, like making something new out of leftovers, and trying to buy foods that can be used as more than one meal. But, I feel like I am missing some other ideas and tips to save money on groceries and other bills. Does anybody have any other ideas? Thanks for your input!

answered this already, but try http://www.freefreebies.org its what I use. they show sites that are giving away free samples. they’re new but cool and update daily

I can’t figure out how to save the routine so I can just turn on the disc and start my routine without having to select each individual exercise each time???? Do I have to do the whole routine first before it will save it?

Yes, there’s a way to make routines more accessible. First, go to the Training Menu from which you can select which area you want to work in (Aerobics, Strength Training, etc). Then, select the orange button at the bottom that says "My Wii Fit Plus". Click on "My Routine", and just set it up (note: you can only use Yoga and Strength Training in this workout). If you click on the balance board onscreen, it will help you generate a workout. You can also go back a step and go to "Wii Fit Plus Routines", which gives you workouts based on what you want to work on.

If you go back to the "My Wii Fit Plus" screen, you can also take balance tests by clicking on the balance board.

Have fun!

215 means the distance around the cross section of the tyre from bead to bead in millimetres and can be varied a little, say 210 to 220.

55 is the aspect ratio of 55% and this means the height of the tyre above the rim is 55% of the width and can be varied a little too, say 50 – 60%.

R means radial

18 means the rim diameter in inches and cannot be changed.

Any change to tyre sizes that are not recommended by the vehicle manufacturer, can result in a different rolling diameter of the tyre/wheel assembly and this can adversely effect the operation of traction control, ABS, speedometers and transmissions as well as being possibly illegal, depending on your local laws.