Making Change – Stash the Cash
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When I was younger, I had so little money to manage, that I only paid by cash and watched every penny like a hawk.
I could tell you at any time exactly, to the penny how much I had in the bank and when any payment was due.
Do you remember those years?
The funny thing is that I had less stress back then.
Over the years as life got more and more complicated, I started noticing a nagging feeling in my stomach.
I knew it was stress – from too much of this – too much of that.
One of the biggest sources was the constant trying to catch up on bills.
To pay as much off as possible on mounting credit card debt – I don't think that there is anything I hate more than paying interest.
To do that meant working harder – always running as fast as possible to make as much money as possible to pay down the credit cards.
The funny thing is, that at the same time I was putting my health on the line with all of the stress, aging myself and getting plain worn out by trying to pay for them, I was still using the cards.
How much sense does that make?
One day after watching Suse Orman on Oprah I decided enough.
I was going to nail this. Today.
So I sat down and made a plan.
A plan with 2 major changes.
1 – I started paying for everything with cash.
2 – I stopped using the cards.
In a few hours I created a new system that was simple and easy to follow.
It took changing some habits.
RATHER THAN CONFINING, IT WAS RATHER FREEING…
From day one I had a feeling of peace from inside that I hadn't had in years.
Come to think of it, it probably wasn't since we last had control of our finances many years ago.
Even stranger, I was seeing other benefits that I never would have imagined.
More family time was one of them.
Healthier eating.
More food!(never saw that one coming)
More satisfaction with what we have rather than a constant search for more.
If you look at all of those, you will notice that they all involve increase.
Of the right things.
I started my new plan with a simple piece of paper.
As I used it I improved it and created a package of worksheets to make it plug and go.
The first time out, I saved minimum $40. I figure it was more like $60.
The second time, I saved another $55.
I wasn't even trying.
The magic was that I didn't WANT to spend money.
Once you're there, you've won half the battle.
That's how I know that if your spending has been out of control – something that you haven't really been thinking about – just doing it – you can save a LOT of money with my system and start paying down those cards- and stop throwing your money away on interest.
Making Change – the Stash the Cash Simple Budget System will help you to save money.
Lot's of money.
I know because it's the only thing that has worked for me in years.
I started using it a few weeks ago and I've easily saved upwards of $200.
Cash savings just because I didn't spend money I normally would have.
And I haven't missed a thing.
In fact, I have a sense of fulfillment.
Better than any shopping trip and the feeling of guilt and 'more stuff' that comes with it.
It's not a million but it's getting us were we want to be.
MONEY FOR NOTHING – FOR YOU!
You can get all that you need to use the same simple system that I've been using for nothing.
You read that right!
I would like you to try it out.
If you find that you start spending less money, which I am SURE you will do right out of the gate if you use it, especially if your spending has been out of control, send me a donation through paypal for what ever amount you see fit.
I'll send details along with the system.
Grab it while the getting is good, this may be a time limited offer.
IT'S EASY TO USE – OR I WOULDN'T BE USING IT!
This isn't complicated. It's not put together by an accountant or money expert.
I put it together. I can tell you. It's simple!
I'm a wife and mom of 3 who has been working too hard and waiting too long to get the bills paid.
It's working for me. I know it can work for you too.
Try it today.
No Charge.
Get your free worksheets and workbook.
Making Change – Stash the Cash Simple Home Budget System.
