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SAVE MONEY & NEGOTIATE LIKE A PRO
“It’s learning how to negotiate to keep both sides happy – whether it’s for a multi-million dollar contract or just which show to watch on TV, that determines the quality and enjoyment of our lives.” Leigh Steinberg
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Learn How to Get Free Money From an Expert
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If negotiating is difficult for you, start small, practice, and enjoy the savings.
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HOW I MADE $500.00 IN TEN MINUTES-and you can too!
The best negotiation is one in which both parties leave satisfied! Consider a reasonable outcome and work towards that outcome. The more you negotiate the more money you have to spend on other things or save!
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PERSONAL FINANCE TIP; Make Money By Following up (Part 2)
Me: “NEVER GIVE UP. YOU NEED TO CALL THEM RIGHT AWAY AND EXPLAIN TO AMAZON THAT YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU WERE SIGNING UP AND THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD THE FEE.”
Daughter: “It’ll never work. After all, it says I can’t cancel once the month trial period is up.”
Me: In an elevated screaming tone of voice, “It doesn’t matter what it says, YOU NEVER GIVE UP. Call them NOW and explain that you can’t afford it and that they need to cancel your subscription and REFUND your money.”
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Why I’m Happy with a $500 Car Repair Bill
Our family keeps our cars as long as possible. My car is a 1998 model and El Carino has the newer 2003. Mentally, when I got the information about the repairs I immediately considered how much cheaper a $500 repair is than the expenses I would have in purchasing a new car.
Which would you prefer, $500 unexpected bill or 20,000 to 30,000 dollars for a new car plus higher insurance premiums, fees, taxes, and immediate depreciation?
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BARB’S QUICK PERSONAL FINANCE TIP
TIP: Always attempt to negotiate, if you don’t ask you will not save.
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WHERE TO GET A HIGH (?) YIELD ON YOUR CASH – Part 2
Negotiating well will contribute to wealth and happiness. Learn the skills HERE.
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WHERE TO GET A HIGH (?) YIELD ON YOUR CASH: Part 1
Written on October 24, 2010 by Barb in money management, negotiating, personal finance, saving, Yakezie
I have been procrastinating a very important activity for a while. You would think that a personal finance professional would be on top of all of her own financial activities.
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REDUCE STRESS; Get Rid of Dysfunctional Money Behaviors – Part 3
“I’d marry again if I found a man (or woman) who had fifteen million dollars, would sign over half to me, and guarantee that he’d be dead within a year.” Bette Davis
You gotta take relationships with a bit of levity or you’ll never make it through! This quote is the perfect solution for money and relationship problems. Unfortunately, it’s a bit unrealistic. Maybe a million or two is more doable.
No really, read on and find out how to handle money stress in a relationship.
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