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Saving in economics
In economics, personal saving has been defined as personal disposable income minus personal consumption expenditure.Keynes, J: "The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money", Chapter 6, Section II. Macmillan Cambridge University Press, for Royal Economic Society, 1936 In other words, income that is not consumed by immediately buying goods and services is saved. Other kinds of saving can occur, as with corporate retained earnings (profits minus dividend and tax payments) and a government budget surplus. Read full entryThis entry is from Wikipedia,the leading user-contributed encyclopedia.It may not have been reviewed by professional editors(See full disclaimer)
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How much money am I saving a Is it really worth the
savings? My dad turns is down
to 66 at night but i find it
freezing cold. I sleep in the
basement and im sure its alot
colder down here. I tell my
dad to leave the heat at 68
all the time but he says he
saves money by turning it down
at night time. Is he really
saving all that much? I'm
willing to pay the difference
to keep it the same temp. all
the time, i just need to know
how much he is saving. Thank
you everybody!
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I don't think it is that much of a savings. My husband is the same way as your dad. He THINKS that turning the temperature down 1 or 2 degrees would make a HUGE difference. But, it's your dad's house, so it wouldn't be fair or wise to turn the heat up behind his back. You need to be upfront & honest w/him. Ask him how much does he think he's saving & offer to pay that amount to him if he would leave the heat on 68. |
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Whats the best way to start I need to start saving money
for a house. I do not make
much money and I have some
bills. But I do have some
spare money every now and
then. Whats the best way to
save money without being
tempted to spend it.
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Put your extra money in a savings account that is not easily accessible to you, preferably a high-interest account at a completely different bank than the one you use for your other checking and other savings. Have whatever money you can afford deposited DIRECTLY into that account from your paycheck or from your checking account. Make it so that you never really get your hands on the money in the first place. Use this account as your long-term, "permanent" savings account. Make it automated, and just forget about it and let it grow. Also, though, you should open a savings account that is attached to your checking account. If you have extra in your checking account when it's time to get paid again, move that extra into your savings. Try to build that savings account up to at least $1,000 -- or more -- and think of it as your "emergency fund." Try not to use it, but knowing that you have an EF will give you tremendous peace of mind and help you not use credit when you DO have an emergency or an unexpected expense. It sounds weird, but it's amazing how much easier it is to save money once you have a little cushion built up. Also, you should contribute to your 401k. Most employers do matching up to a certain amount or percentage. (My company matches 100% of the first 3% we contribute to our 401k, and then 50% of the next 2% we contribute.) That's free money. First-time homeowners MAY be able to use money from their 401k to help pay for their first house. There are conditions and rules that apply, and various taxes and penalties. But it is an option for some folks. |
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How are you saving money With high gas prices, and the
bad economy. What have you
been doing to save money? I
need help findings ways to
save, if not make more money.
I am a full time college
student with a part time job,
and no time to get another
job. Any ideas on saving money
and/or making more?
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Well it all depends on how much necessary and un-neccessary expenses you have. For me, I have started driving my car ONLY if necessary. I stopped buying daily coffee, muffin or lunch from outside, now I make my coffee at home. I dont go to the mall as often, becasue I know if I do, I will end up buying un-necessary things. One more thing is that I use my credit card, that way I keep a better track of my spendings and since it comes with reward points, they usually add up for gift certificates and this is like a little bit of money to spend. |
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