Strange Ways to Save Money

Americans have a love of cars, so much so that there are 1.17 cars per licensed driver in this country.

To talk to most people, a car is an absolute necessity, ranked right up there with food and shelter. To suggest that people go without a car is to incur some strange looks, laughter or outright scorn. Certainly cars are convenient and in some areas and for some jobs they are a necessity. But in more and more places it is becoming possible to live without a car and it’s an option you might want to consider, given the expense of owning a car.

Cars eat money. Not only do you have to buy the thing, there is insurance, gas, maintenance and repairs, parking fees (in some areas), taxes, and tag fees to consider. Not to mention that a car is a depreciating asset that will never earn you any money when you sell it. Cars also cause a lot of stress. There’s stress when they break down and leave you stuck in the middle of nowhere. There’s stress when you have to sit in traffic with nothing to do. There’s stress when you have to find the money for a repair. There’s stress when someone hits you (or vice versa) and you have to deal with the headaches. If you’re ready to chuck all the headaches and stop wasting money, here are some ideas:

Use public transportation: This is the most obvious way to do without a car. Buses, taxis, trains, van pools, and subways make it possible to get around without a car. Yes, you are subject to their schedule, but if you end up stuck in traffic you can read or work without worrying about hitting someone.

Rent when you need it: If you only need a car to get to far away places, you can simply rent a car for the days you need. Several rental agencies will now come out and pick you up and deliver you to the rental shop, eliminating the worry about how you will get the car.

Walk or bike: Using a bike or your feet kills two birds with one stone. It gets you where you need to go and you get your exercise in the process. You can also look into small scooters. While regulations vary, most can be used for in-town errands (if not on the highway) and carry much lower insurance, gas, and tag/tax costs than cars.

Carpool: If you want to reduce your car use, get into a carpool. You might only have to use your car one day a week when it’s your turn to drive. If you don’t have a car, you can still get into a carpool, just offer to contribute extra for gas or buy lunch for the drivers since you won’t be reciprocating by driving.

Car sharing: There are two approaches to car sharing. In many major cities there are programs where you can simply pick up a car from a designated lot, drive it for a couple of hours and then return it to another designated lot. You sign up ahead of time with the agency running the program and then you are allowed access to their cars. It’s much simpler than renting from a major agency and more cost effective. The other approach is to organize a car share amongst your friends, roommates, or neighbors. You can split the costs of the car among you and work out a schedule for who gets the car when.

Work from home and shop online: If you can find a job that allows you to work from home, you can get by without a car even if you don’t live in an area with great mass transit. Since you can do most of your shopping online, you can rent or borrow a car when you need it, or take care of things while you’re out with friends.

Make do with one car instead of two (or three) If you just can’t imagine life without a car, try getting by with just one. Sell the extras and figure out how to plan your life so you can get by with one car. It is possible, if you are willing to cut down on unnecessary trips and plan ahead.

I should note that these ideas can work for someone in a rural area, as well. I live in a rural area that’s about an hour from the city. We manage to get by with one car. I work from home most of the time, so I don’t need one during the day. My husband takes the car to his office. Occasionally I will ride with him and get dropped off if I have business in town that will take all day. If I have errands to run, I wait until the evening or the weekend, or ask my husband to pick things up on the way home. I can do most of my shopping online and have it delivered. If friends want to go out during the day, they know they’ll have to drive and that I will reciprocate on weekend or evening outings.

Doing without a car in a rural area does require some planning. For example, I try to schedule things like doctor’s appointments for the same day in complexes that are close to each other. That way I can be dropped off in town and make the rounds on foot or with a cab. For things that are further away or that can’t be combined on the same day, I try to plan ahead and just rent a car for a couple of days.

Cars may provide you with some freedom but that freedom comes with a big price tag. If you want to cut your expenses, go without a car entirely or, if you’re currently a two car (or more) household, sell the extras and get by with one. You’ll save money and mental stress

Saving Management

How to smart with your money

‘The rich get richer, the poor get poorer” So how do you reach the first level of ‘being rich’? Good question!
We all know that you need to have money in order to make money. So I guess then if you don’t have much to start with, you’re flat out of luck !?

That is normally the case, yes.

But not for members of the Continental Savings Club.

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These relationships mentioned above, include worldwide contacts of high level financial service providers and professionals who have perfected the art of making money for the ‘Big Boys’. You can’t even talk to some of them unless you have from $250,000 to $1 million.

The Liberator Group Business Trust is a legal business entity domiciled in Belize which has been created specially for you and your fellow members to be able participate in high level financial dealings at a very low potential entry level for you. In other words, the Liberator Business Trust is your ‘secret door’ to enter into the backrooms of the super wealthy and profit from the same mechanisms and systems that they use.

Let me tell you specifically what we have in mind. We know of an elite group of forex traders who are very sophisticated in what they do. They are extremely successful and at the end of the month, they are almost always positive and not by just a little either!

In fact their track record that we have been able to verify has shown an average (sometimes higher, sometimes lower) monthly gain of over 25% !

Do you know what a rate of growth like that can do in a compounded scenario ? Just pure mathematics tells us that at 25% growth per month, money doubles every 3 months ! Put your pencil to that one over time!

Under normal circumstances, you can’t talk to this trading group unless you have at least $250,000 to start with!

Your membership with the Continental Savings Club is providing you with this valuable introduction to ‘The Liberator Group' business trust’ which will allow you to participate in this ‘High Flyer’ business for as little as $500.

At 25% per month (hypothetically) $500 would grow to $30,000 in about 18 months. Of course this won't happen every month as results always vary and there is significant risk in forex which is one reason why the entry level is so limited. It’s entirely possible that the $500 could be lost. If so, worse things have certainly happened to you and your referral bonuses or the S.A.M. matrix might possibly make it up for you so you still may come out ahead in the end.

Here’s how the trust works.

You enter into a simple, one page exchange contract with the trustees. You will exchange $500 for 1 certificate unit of the trust or $1000 for 2 units, $1500 for 3 or $2,000 for 4 units. These are the only levels of participation available to club members. You cannot exchange less than $500 or more than $2000. Those are the limits per membership. You may have more than one membership.

The terms of the trust are that the trustee will retain and manage all funds received collectively from members and will apply them to the business offered through their third party professional traders and money managers. The objective is to achieve maximum growth while maintaining prudent risk management.

Each certificate unit holder is entitled, by way of his certificate to a claim against distributions made by the trustee. The trustee is under mandate to declare a distribution no later than once the unit value reaches $25,000 per unit, or a distribution may be declared earlier at their discretion. At this time the distribution is declared, the distributions are made and the certificate unit is surrendered. All certificate unit holders positions are liquidated and the business is over for the certificate unit holder.

You may not re-enter with larger amounts or roll over profits after a distribution. If or when you reach this stage, other options will be available to you in other arenas. This business activity with The Liberator Business Group is an ‘incubator’ for small savers and is not designed to be a main course for serious investors. If this is what you are seeking you should join The Venture Resource Group directly for these services.

This is not any type of 'account'. There is no 'balance' to check on and there are no provisions to make any 'withdrawals'. You will be updated every few months by the trustees with an emailed report so don't expect constant updates. Once you make the exchange, the funds are owned and managed by the business. You have transferred funds to the trustees to do their business according to the mandate of the contract. The objectives being sought here are highly extraordinary and once involved, you should let the trustees do their work. There is no magic or secrets here. The business is trading in the forex markets and success requires 'Time and Consistency'. Please don't be bothering them with 'status' inquiries as it will likely take a bare minimum of 18 months or more to accomplish the intended objectives. This is a savings program that you should start, and then move on and focus your energy and attention to other more pro-active means to accomplish your goals. This one will take it's course and hopefully mature in a way which will leverage your small resources and wisdom into something worthwhile.

Distributions will not be made to U.S. persons but the trustee will accept letters of assignment whereby that particular distribution may be made to another non-U.S. person on your behalf. If you have any doubts or questions about this, you need to speak with your sponsor about this. With authorization, funds may be used to set up the necessary ‘legal persons’ to accomplish this.

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Now, you have something here which is powerful and very important to go back and discuss with your prospective members and your existing team to help build your team with power and force !


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