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I recently have done a lot of research and finances and using the best methods to save my money. Whenever I am on Pinterest, I see pins about money challenges which I rarely clicked on. One day I decided to see what all the fuss was about and I am glad I did. I am going to share with you why I enjoy doing these money challenges.
I have recently decided to renovate my basement bathroom. The last time this bathroom was touched was around the 1990’s so it was not in the best of shape. As I began to research, I discovered that renovating is not such an arduous task as some might think. I continued my quest and I found some helpful hints to renovate your bathroom on a very tight budget (I am in college after all).
So I, like many other companions of my generation, am always looking for a way to make a quick buck. I have babysat, cleaned homes, picked up a dogs’ business, and many other chores just to make some extra money. While looking for ideas on how to make a quick buck, I turned to my favorite social networking site– Pinterest. Through my search, I came along the subject of Paid Online Surveys. I would see the pins titled, “How I made up to $600 through paid surveys!” or “Find Out How To Make Money for Your Next Shopping Trip!”. I decided to do my research and here are some of the basics about online paid survey sites.
I thought I knew something about money. I remember when I was little my dad took me and my first $100.00 worth of allowance money and opened myself a savings account. I still have that account today. What I didn’t know that a Savings Account does not have the same benefit as a Checking Account. Also, when you have a credit card sometimes you get Rewards points that you didn’t even know you were accumulating. For everyone who doesn’t have time for the technical stuff, I am going to try and make it as simple as possible (to the best of my ability).
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