Friday, March 25, 2016

20 Money Saving Tips To Help You Stay On Budget

Here are 20 money saving tips to help you stay on top of your family budget!


1. Make a weekly money date and plan out your weekly budget. 

2. Plan out your meals for the week. 

3. Cut out cable and focus on quality family time or time for yourself to read, exercise, and plan. 

4. Switch to an exercise program instead of paying separately for exercise classes. 

5. Host a potlock for family dinners instead of footing the bill yourself.

6. Use Groupon.com to save money on getaway packages.

7. Make your coffee at home. 

8. Spend time working on home projects instead of shopping.

9. Wait 48 hours to make a buying decision instead of impulse buying. 

10. Use blogs, Pinterest, and YouTube tutorials and learn how to do things yourself instead of hiring others. 

11. Outsource online with Fiverr.com to same time and money on creatives. 

12. Get creative with gifts and/or regift.  Make gifts from the heart. 

13. Choose quality over quantity and buy a better product instead of purchasing a lesser quality product. 

14. Deal with your emotions instead of going to the mall. 

15. Stop trying to keep up with Kardashians, or the Joneses, or whoever your next door neighbors are. 

16. Read a book on personal finance like Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki. 

17. Resist the urge to buy ice cream and jog in place instead. 

18. Map out your financial goals for the day/week/month/year. 

19. Keep your eye on the prize and post the amount of money you want to save on the refrigerator where you can see it everyday. 

20. Track your progress daily and keep up with your checkbook register. 


If you're ready to take control of your personal and/or business finances, click here now.  My goal is to help you succeed at putting and keeping more money in your pocket!

To Your Success!









Lisa Mason Minter
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Email:  AskLisaMinter@gmail.com
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Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Would You Like A Sneak Peak Into The MyEcon Back Office?

Have you heard all the buzz about MyEcon? 


This Personal Financial Success System is changing the lives of many across America but most people are not really sure what it's all about.  

 In this short video, I'm going to give you a brief tour of what's in the MyEcon back office so you can see for yourself what it is and how this financial planning system can help you to not just adjust the allowances on your paycheck to make more money but also how it can assist you with other financial services like credit restoration and tax preparation advice as well as tools like the Cash Flow Manager so you can keep track of expenditures for the home and your business if you have one. 

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If you're ready to take control of your personal and/or business finances, click here now.  My goal is to help you succeed at putting and keeping more money in your pocket!

To Your Success!









Lisa Mason Minter
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Email:  AskLisaMinter@gmail.com
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Sunday, February 14, 2016

Over 100 Family Fun Activities That Won't Cost You A Dime

Just because you're strapped for cash doesn't mean you can't have any fun. Whether you enjoy being outdoors or would rather kick back at home, there are plenty of ideas to choose from. Not only will you stay on your target budget, but you'll still have a guaranteed good time! If you're looking for something to do, check out these 100+ activities that won't break the bank!
  1. Visit a local beach.
  2. Sign up for a free class.
  3. Cook a new recipe with leftover ingredients you have.
  4. Reread a book you own.
  5. Rearrange your furniture.
  6. Organize your closet.
  7. Make a playlist on Spotify.
  8. Have a movie marathon with close friends.
  9. Play some board games.
  10. Swap clothing with friends.
  11. Go swimming.
  12. Visit a local park or playground.
  13. Sunbathe.
  14. Try a new hairstyle at home.
  15. Watch reruns of your favorite TV show with DVDs from your local library.
  16. Practice new makeup looks.
  17. Plant some flowers in your garden.
  18. Go sightseeing.
  19. Paint your nails.
  20. Host a dinner party.
  21. Use YouTube videos for karaoke.
  22. Take your pet out for a walk.
  23. Go on a bike ride.
  24. Paint or sketch something.
  25. Photograph local sights.
  26. Visit a museum on a free day.
  27. Write in your journal.
  28. Watch the sunset.
  29. Go hiking.
  30. Make a scrapbook.
  31. Take a nap.
  32. Practice yoga.
  33. Go on a walking tour.
  34. Make your own ice cream in a bag with ingredients around the house.
  35. Write a song.
  36. Practice playing an instrument.
  37. Wash your car at home.
  38. Volunteer for a local organization.
  39. Visit with family or friends.
  40. Catch up on laundry.
  41. Organize the pantry.
  42. Mow the lawn.
  43. Paint a pot.
  44. Do some arts and crafts.
  45. Start a DIY project.
  46. Exercise.
  47. Put on a garage sale.
  48. Bake some cookies or other sweet treats from scratch.
  49. Put together a list of your favorite recipes.
  50. Write a bucket list.
  51. Shoot some hoops.
  52. Get rid of clutter.
  53. Go for a run around the neighborhood.
  54. Do spa treatments at home.
  55. Build a bookshelf.
  56. Dance.
  57. Take a bath.
  58. Repair holes in clothing.
  59. Make a quilt from old t-shirts.
  60. Clean up your email.
  61. Organize old photos into an album.
  62. Write a letter.
  63. Window shop.
  64. Have a picnic.
  65. Listen to a podcast.
  66. Knit.
  67. Build a fort.
  68. Finish a puzzle.
  69. Play card games.
  70. Start planning your next getaway.
  71. Organize the pots and pans in your kitchen.
  72. Listen to new music online.
  73. Play video games.
  74. Gaze at the stars.
  75. Watch the sunrise.
  76. Write a poem or short story.
  77. Work on your to-do list.
  78. Update your résumé.
  79. Get creative and make a costume with old clothing items.
  80. Try a new hobby.
  81. Download free apps.
  82. Make your own jewelry with old beads, buttons, or chains.
  83. Tie-dye a t-shirt.
  84. Practice origami.
  85. Make a card.
  86. Have a bonfire.
  87. Throw a potluck.
  88. Put your favorite photos in a frame.
  89. Work on handmade gifts.
  90. Replace old lightbulbs.
  91. Watch home movies.
  92. Organize your makeup.
  93. Arrange flowers in a vase. Or better yet, upcycle an old bottle into a cute vase!
  94. Organize your bulletin board.
  95. Update your social media profiles.
  96. Make a new board on Pinterest. Check out our Pinterest account for awesome DIYs and tips!
  97. Have a sleepover.
  98. Organize old receipts.
  99. Browse the farmers market.
  100. Explore the downtown area of your city.
  101. Pick fruit that you grew at home.
  102. Go fishing at a local lake, pond, or pier.
  103. Go to a free event.
  104. Make s'mores.
  105. Dress up.
  106. Play volleyball.
  107. Fly a kite.
  108. Play tennis.
  109. Go for a drive.
  110. Go sledding.
  111. Practice a new language.
  112. Make a collage of old photographs or magazine cutouts.
  113. Repurpose old clothing into a pillow, drapes, or blanket.
  114. Upcycle your old jeans into shorts.
  115. Play frisbee.
  116. Make your own pizza.
  117. Clean out your garage.
  118. Listen to the radio.
  119. Go camping in your backyard.
  120. Daydream.
  121. Video chat with a friend.
What are your favorite budget-friendly activities?

To Your Success!









Lisa Mason Minter
Build Your Family's Financial Wealth at http://WealthWithLisa.com

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