What are the best way to save money?

To cut on expenses, grow your own garden. The plants can be hanging or placed in pots and old pans other than the regular gardens we are accustomed of having. Use ipa ng palay (rice husks) and coconut husks together with soil for your medium in order to have healthier and more productive plants. You will find out that aside from having fresh vegetables, your savings will be up greatly, too.

Try having an amount automatically taken out your check and direct deposited into your savings every week, that way you don't have a chance to spend it before it's deposited. You may also try saving all your change and then taking it to the bank once a month, that would be a good thing for your kids to get involved in to teach them the importance of saving.

the first thing to do is to force yourself to save. when you get your salary, immediately keep at least 10% of it. also, make a list of the things you need to buy when you're out doing your groceries or you may ask somebody to do it for you --- this way, you won't be tempted to buy things that aren't on your list.

You must follow the 20 - 80 rule, you must save 20 % of your income the remaining 80 % should be spend in your daily living or put your money in a good investment. After saving enough money, look for a investment wherein you can put it, never put it in one investment you must spread it so that the risk is minimal even you did not make profit to the one investment, you have still another where you can recover it.For the mentime that all i can advise you. If you believe in retirement plan or pension plan maybe i can help you if you like. I approved your request for being my friend thank you. I just send you a message.

You have to force yourself to save money. I try to treat the amount that I'm going to save out of each paycheck as if it were a bill. You should put away at least an hours worth of income away for each day that you work. I just joined up with Emigrantdirect.com which is an online bank. Their interest rates are much higher and it takes a few days for you to withdrawal your money so you can't just impulsively take out money and spend it whenever you want.

I'm also into savings, I try to save for the future,we just started a family and we don't have kids yet but of course I wanted to start saving now. here are some things me and my husband are doing for us to have some savings. We do sidelines-we deliver YEMA (sweet candies)to a friend's canteen,this one is doing good and sometimes we can't cater enough to thier needs as we have to do this only on our spare time..besides that, we do silkscreen printing of shirts also. The money we're getting from these sidelines were being used for our daily expenses,much of our regular salaries goes into savings and for big purchases..

I do the rolling coins thing - we put all of our change in a piggy bank and roll it once in awhile, putting the coins into our savings account.