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Our soon-to-be 11 year old granddaughter has declared she no longer wishes to receive material gifts for her birthday,
but would prefer $$ instead!
Actually, this has been a welcome relief
to her grandfather and me!
However, we decided this was the perfect time to open a savings account! So, along with our money gift, we found a wonderful *book in the American Girl series about money!
*A Smart Girl's Guide: Money:
How to Make It, Save It, and Spend It
7051 Hollywood BLVD.
Hollywood 28; California
Tel--HO. 9-7371
Free Parking, Business hours 9:30 am too 4:00 pm Mon-Thurs. Open til 6:00 pm Friday
HOLLYWOOD SAVINGS offers you:
1) Safety for your savings insured to 10,000 dollars by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
2) Strong reserves in excess of legal requirements.
3) Protection for your valuables free with $1,000 savings account.
4) Over 31 years of safe operation.
Lies Baas 2012 While on the way to pick up an Urbex-Flickr-mate our car broke down, so we never made it to DE. But chipper as ever we went to Radio Kootwijk&The Kröller-Möller hunting mansion. We had a lot of fun...and almost frose our fingers off...I am a firm believer in 'everything happens for a reason' so...I counted our blessings&our savingsaccount for the broken car ;-)))
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Since I told myself that I'd be doing something to build my network everyday, I am going to write a simple post about the different ways that I save for traveling.
These methods are not just for international travel but for domestic travel as well.
Foreign Cash - The first and most common way that I save for trips abroad is utilizing services like Travelex's currency exchange. I can have foreign cash shipped directly to my doorstep in a couple days or I can go and pick it up at their mall kiosk about 30 mins from my house. It's not the best way to save all the time but since you can't always afford to go travel Europe when it's cheap, you can do the next best thing....buy foreign cash when the exchange rates are good.
The dollar is always fluctuating against all other foreign currencies. Governments of Ireland, Greece and Spain are creating problems for the Euro with bad fiscal policies. Events like this often lead to a much cheaper Euro and an opportunity for eager travelers like myself to get to parts of the world that were quite a bit more expensive than they were just a few days earlier. It's all one big relative financial game. Take advantage of it when your monetary unit is strong.
Piggy Bank - We all have a different name for it and I have seen a number of different ways that people put away their small bills and coins. Some people have it in their dresser drawer, glass jar, large hollow red crayons, cigar boxes, a coffee can or maybe you actually have a small porcelain piggy bank that needs to be broken with a hammer to get the stash within. No matter how you stash the cash, it's a piggy bank.
I personally use a 5 gallon water jug from Deep Rock or some similar company. It's plenty big and it's very difficult to get the money out so it makes for a great savings plan. I strongly encourage you to start putting aside all of your loose pocket change and any small bills. It's adds up pretty quick and before you know it, you're sitting on a few hundred bucks. It always helps if you drop in a $20 from time to time if you landed some extra bling on that last paycheck.
Savings Account + Automatic Draft - I know that a savings account isn't a new way to save money. BUT, it can be a great place to set money aside for a certain trip or venture. I have a separate account that I can't access but 4 times a year that yields a higher interest rate. I simply label'd this account "Travel" and have an automatic $20 or so draft form my checking account into this account a few days after each paycheck. It makes for a nice little extra boost of cash when I finally decide to make it out of the country.
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this is where I had my first savingsaccount. The building still stands and looks much the same, but it is no longer used as a bank.
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Use cash and your checking account to manage your monthly cash flow. You put the monthly surplus in a savings account.
Por primera vez en mucho tiempo, una gótica bien empleada (pensiones para la vejez).
Savings accounts' carved lettering on a building in Barcelona, Spain.
"Until you make peace with who you are, you'll never be content with what you have." -Doris Mortman
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Good thing he saves as living for an eternity must cost a fortune! (and all on a carpenter's salary...)
Another useful tool using to be out of debt is to save money for the future which no one can know what will hold for us.