Save Money, Make Money: Episode 1

Concept 1: Eliminate Spending Your Money on Non-Essential Non-value Adding Activities

Don't throw your money in the activities which are non-essential, non-value adding and over which you don't have much control. You will save tons of money. You will also eliminate one big chunk of non-essential activities of your life which are absolutely non-value adding. This will give you extra time to spend on more useful actions.

Don't Do Things Given Below and Save Lots of Money (Eliminate Them)

• Gambling
• Betting
• Horse racing
• Visiting casinos for gambling and indulge in gambling there
• Smoking
• Taking drugs
• Drinking (Alcohol)
• Things you don't need (Don't buy them)
• Impulsive, emotional and/or impromptu buying that is non-planned
• Keeping up with the Joneses (Let me also buy since the others have it, irrespective of the fact that I don't need it)

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Saving Money (Money Saved Is Money Gained): Scientific Approach

Ours is the Scientific Approach to Saving Money: Value Adding Approach

First Concentrate Saving on "A" Class Items and Later Worry About Saving on "B" and "C" Class Items

This will prove to be one most important space for you where you will like to come back frequently to find out large numbers of ideas and tips to save your money. And after all, money saved is money gained.

In every post here, which we will add pretty frequently, you will see around 5 ideas/tips on saving money and they will be practical. And with our approach you will save in tons!!

Our approach to saving money is scientific. It is primarily based on the concepts of "Value Adding Management (VAM)". In brief, it means, spend your money only on "value adding activities" and therefore, on "value adding things". Try to minimize and eliminate to spend money on "non-value adding activities" and therefore, on "non-value adding things". There will be occasions when you may not be able to clearly classify the activities as either "value adding" or "non-value adding". You may like to classify them as "non-value adding but essential". Example (in the lighter vein): gift to your spouse or your boy friend/girl friend. You may have to resort to spend your money in buying such a gift but make sure to apply yourself in buying a good, non-expensive yet emotions uplifting gift. It is called "non-value adding but essential expenditure". Put a good control on such expenses also and minimize these activities.

Other approach is to apply ABC classification to your expenses. Please remember that as per ABC rule, 90% of your expenses in terms of your currency will be just of 10% of all your buys. So, control your spending on these just about 10% of all of the items you buy. This way you will not waste your energy in controlling a large number of items which ultimately result only in very small savings. With ABC approach, with control on just about 10% of items of all the expenditure, you can save a good percentage of your 90% of total expenses which can turn out to be very significant amount.

So, stay tuned to this page. Won't you?

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