how to save money??
well a very easy and proven solution is to spend less.
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I agree with u dudewell a very easy and proven solution is to spend less.
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The less you spend, the saver you are
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The less you spend, the saver you are
The only money I save is through buying Bitcoin I've personally never had so much money at any given time in my savings.
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
Shopping from the super market is a good idea, as they have some promotional events where you can purchase your goods for the cheaper rates and that would save your money, and they have many promotional offers which provides you goods at the cheaper rates.
Whether a supermarket is cheaper than other shops or not, really depends on your area. For example, if you live near farmers, you should get your vegetables etc over there. I'm sure you can work something out over there, and you will spend less on those products. And, it's fresh! There's also quite a difference in the prices of the various supermarkets. Checking leaflets / folders about promotions and comparing these between supermarkets does take some time, but it's worth it if you really have to look at every penny you spend. (Besides that, it keeps you busy and it doesn't cost any money
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how to save money??
well a very easy and proven solution is to spend less.
Voila
well a very easy and proven solution is to spend less.
Voila
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
Shopping from the super market is a good idea, as they have some promotional events where you can purchase your goods for the cheaper rates and that would save your money, and they have many promotional offers which provides you goods at the cheaper rates.
i think we should say the more you know skills even if its not professional, you can earn more than you studied it.
That indeed has always been the situation over here. Sure, people who went to college tend to earn more. However, these days, more and more graduates are looking for jobs. As they have to get a job (to get a kind of income), nowadays they also accept jobs that require lower skills levels or they accept the same jobs but for less money.
And all the while mostly losing 4 years workforce experience while at school, and coming out with significant student loans.
A LOT of degrees are not necessary, and a lot of jobs should be pushing for people to go get associates in 2 years, then enter the workforce. Less debt, more real life experience and more even distribution of job seekers vs openings.
That are some wise words. I think the actual crisis / economic situations is doing harm for this situation, as companies do not look as much for (skilled) people as they did before.
I think some studies can be shorter, however, not all of them. Some studies (like medicines etc) need a lot of theoretical background etc, which can not be learned that effective in practise I guess. However, indeed, some jobs should be shorter. Less debt due to shorter student loans (= better for the economy) and faster in-practise knowledge and skills. Win-win!
There are too many graduates for the same numbers or lesser number of available positions , namely in Portugal every year some choose to be teachers , and has a surplus in this area , in cases involving an investment in waste formation , on the other hand in Brazil there is a lack of teachers but nobody wants to be due to violence that has emerged in schools across the mundo.Quem has talent stands out with or without formation , and as stated has many college graduates the minimum education employment demand, global crisis made it happen , one exesso of demand and lack of supply .
i think we should say the more you know skills even if its not professional, you can earn more than you studied it.
That indeed has always been the situation over here. Sure, people who went to college tend to earn more. However, these days, more and more graduates are looking for jobs. As they have to get a job (to get a kind of income), nowadays they also accept jobs that require lower skills levels or they accept the same jobs but for less money.
And all the while mostly losing 4 years workforce experience while at school, and coming out with significant student loans.
A LOT of degrees are not necessary, and a lot of jobs should be pushing for people to go get associates in 2 years, then enter the workforce. Less debt, more real life experience and more even distribution of job seekers vs openings.
That are some wise words. I think the actual crisis / economic situations is doing harm for this situation, as companies do not look as much for (skilled) people as they did before.
I think some studies can be shorter, however, not all of them. Some studies (like medicines etc) need a lot of theoretical background etc, which can not be learned that effective in practise I guess. However, indeed, some jobs should be shorter. Less debt due to shorter student loans (= better for the economy) and faster in-practise knowledge and skills. Win-win!
i think we should say the more you know skills even if its not professional, you can earn more than you studied it.
That indeed has always been the situation over here. Sure, people who went to college tend to earn more. However, these days, more and more graduates are looking for jobs. As they have to get a job (to get a kind of income), nowadays they also accept jobs that require lower skills levels or they accept the same jobs but for less money.
And all the while mostly losing 4 years workforce experience while at school, and coming out with significant student loans.
A LOT of degrees are not necessary, and a lot of jobs should be pushing for people to go get associates in 2 years, then enter the workforce. Less debt, more real life experience and more even distribution of job seekers vs openings.
i think we should say the more you know skills even if its not professional, you can earn more than you studied it.
That indeed has always been the situation over here. Sure, people who went to college tend to earn more. However, these days, more and more graduates are looking for jobs. As they have to get a job (to get a kind of income), nowadays they also accept jobs that require lower skills levels or they accept the same jobs but for less money.
the more knowledge we own the better income we will get but some companies are hiring less too many knowhow peopl,that costs over 10kdollars to hire lets say 3 and paying 2k for each one i know one person that gone fired and the company done those.... soo some people doesnt frequent a school and his skills is the same as professional.... without have the paper saying he study for 10 years ,anyway,all months take a part from salary lets say 10% and invest into bitcoin or some crypto.
I tend to diagree, since the knowledge that some people get from college just seems to be doing the same as in income wise.
It all depends on the indiviual to land that job and then things will happen. If they dont then its back from the start, but plus debt they already owe.
the more knowledge we own the better income we will get but some companies are hiring less too many knowhow peopl,that costs over 10kdollars to hire lets say 3 and paying 2k for each one i know one person that gone fired and the company done those.... soo some people doesnt frequent a school and his skills is the same as professional.... without have the paper saying he study for 10 years ,anyway,all months take a part from salary lets say 10% and invest into bitcoin or some crypto.
I tend to diagree, since the knowledge that some people get from college just seems to be doing the same as in income wise.
It all depends on the indiviual to land that job and then things will happen. If they dont then its back from the start, but plus debt they already owe.
the more knowledge we own the better income we will get but some companies are hiring less too many knowhow peopl,that costs over 10kdollars to hire lets say 3 and paying 2k for each one i know one person that gone fired and the company done those.... soo some people doesnt frequent a school and his skills is the same as professional.... without have the paper saying he study for 10 years ,anyway,all months take a part from salary lets say 10% and invest into bitcoin or some crypto.
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
just get a good job and you can save, and its all depend on your skill, you can't get a good job if you did't finished college. Education is important than experienced.I don't agree with you on that part. Here in the Netherlands more and more people get educated and therefore much more people go to college. However, now even educated people have to take lower-skilled jobs in order to get a job, as it's quite hard for young people to get a job over here. And if you find a good job (at your level), experience makes you different from others (and that makes you the better choice).
At my job, I quite lack the right education for the job. However, I've got a lot of experience and I know how to do the job, I learned almost everything in practise. I got promoted to this job, and people with the right education didn't. It's not all about education anymore I guess.
In some countries like korea, its actually way recommended to finish college like you stated for yours.
Since most are usually into tech jobs or other technical jobs that these countries have, but its also both ways.
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
just get a good job and you can save, and its all depend on your skill, you can't get a good job if you did't finished college. Education is important than experienced.I don't agree with you on that part. Here in the Netherlands more and more people get educated and therefore much more people go to college. However, now even educated people have to take lower-skilled jobs in order to get a job, as it's quite hard for young people to get a job over here. And if you find a good job (at your level), experience makes you different from others (and that makes you the better choice).
At my job, I quite lack the right education for the job. However, I've got a lot of experience and I know how to do the job, I learned almost everything in practise. I got promoted to this job, and people with the right education didn't. It's not all about education anymore I guess.
In some countries like korea, its actually way recommended to finish college like you stated for yours.
Since most are usually into tech jobs or other technical jobs that these countries have, but its also both ways.
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
just get a good job and you can save, and its all depend on your skill, you can't get a good job if you did't finished college. Education is important than experienced.I don't agree with you on that part. Here in the Netherlands more and more people get educated and therefore much more people go to college. However, now even educated people have to take lower-skilled jobs in order to get a job, as it's quite hard for young people to get a job over here. And if you find a good job (at your level), experience makes you different from others (and that makes you the better choice).
At my job, I quite lack the right education for the job. However, I've got a lot of experience and I know how to do the job, I learned almost everything in practise. I got promoted to this job, and people with the right education didn't. It's not all about education anymore I guess.
each year the government increases the retirement age , making the majority of those who never receive discounted .
In this way the government controls our money with discounts already made bills when you give to the government? In Brazil the people paid about 4-6 months of taxes , the remaining part will for rent and the remainder is left over for diversao algo.Investir in private pension reduces the wait time and and identical retirement that countries want us dar..fora so we have the bitcoin that gives us now a good capitalization.
In this way the government controls our money with discounts already made bills when you give to the government? In Brazil the people paid about 4-6 months of taxes , the remaining part will for rent and the remainder is left over for diversao algo.Investir in private pension reduces the wait time and and identical retirement that countries want us dar..fora so we have the bitcoin that gives us now a good capitalization.
I think the very best method to saving money is to create your Spending Plan or a Budget.
With a budget you figure out what your income is and what your expenses are.
Once you know these two things, you can look for ways to reduce your expenses or increase your income to allocate an amount of money that you can afford to save.
With a budget you figure out what your income is and what your expenses are.
Once you know these two things, you can look for ways to reduce your expenses or increase your income to allocate an amount of money that you can afford to save.
Money is importand for life, we need save money 
no dump sherlock this thread is all about how to do thatalso i think that you have to save your money by working hard and spending it only on things you really need, when you have enough money to create a business you do that, then you either fail or get lucky, and if you dont get lucky then you are basically done
i am from Macedonia. In my country the minimal salary is 150 euros, with that kind of salary you can not save 20% because everything is expensive. But there are another ways to save money. You can do your shopping in the big markets and on every shopping you can save. You can also use the public transport because it is good way to go from a to b, etc.
just get a good job and you can save, and its all depend on your skill, you can't get a good job if you did't finished college. Education is important than experienced.I don't agree with you on that part. Here in the Netherlands more and more people get educated and therefore much more people go to college. However, now even educated people have to take lower-skilled jobs in order to get a job, as it's quite hard for young people to get a job over here. And if you find a good job (at your level), experience makes you different from others (and that makes you the better choice).
At my job, I quite lack the right education for the job. However, I've got a lot of experience and I know how to do the job, I learned almost everything in practise. I got promoted to this job, and people with the right education didn't. It's not all about education anymore I guess.
Money is importand for life, we need save money
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