400 Ways to Save Money

New Book!

Money Saving Secrets

Suppose you knew ways to save money on almost everything you bought? Save a few dollars here, a hundred there, and it starts to add up, right? What would you do with the money you saved? Travel? Buy something nice for someone you love? Cut your hours at work and relax a little more? The possibilities are endless.

This isn't just another e-book listing a few dozen money-saving tips. Oh, it's got those too. In fact, you'll find over 400 specific ways to save on everything from air conditioning to wedding rings. It will even tell you how to get free dental x-rays, books and legal advice.

But what really sets this book apart, is the lessons on how to be an opportunist, develop money-saving habits, and defend yourself in the marketplace. Learning these techniques is what will enable you to spend 30% less on groceries, vacation for half-price, and get more for your money in almost every area of life.

You see, saving money isn't about sacrifice. We all are aware of the scrooges in life that pinch their pennies, bank the savings, and then do nothing with it. Saving money is about getting more out of life. Spend less while still getting what you need, and money is freed up to make your whole life richer.

Elephants?

Go ahead and buy this e-book. You'll soon understand why you can save money on just about anything. Yes, maybe even elephants. You see, there are seven basic principles to buying things for less. Understand and apply these and you will get so much more out of whatever money you have.

Almost twenty years ago, I had $3,000 in the bank and I wanted to buy my first home. I put an ad in the newspaper classified section. It read something like, "Looking for a mobile home on land. I have $3,000 for a down payment." An old couple called, and I bought my first home from them - at a good price. The payments were just $257 per month.

Advertising your needs like this is just one of the special techniques discussed in Part One, Key 3, "Learning Special Knowledge And Techniques." In Key 5, "Knowing How To Negotiate," I tell you how my wife and I save as much as 50% on hotel rooms. These aren't even the more powerful money saving principles in the report. Wait until you see numbers 1, 2, 4, 6, and 7.

Here is some of what you'll get when you buy the book:

You can see the value in information like this. If this e-book cost $99, you could read a few pages, and then save more than that applying what you learned. You won't have to pay that much, though. I have seen a e-book on "66 ways to save money" that was just information copied from a government website, and they wanted $10 for those seven uninspiring pages. This is truly quality information, but you don't even have to pay that much.

What Else?

I reveal the latest findings from the new science of behavioral economics. Did you know that if a store has two microwaves, one for $59 and one for $79, they can immediately increase sales of the one that costs $79 just by adding a microwave to the shelf that costs $129? This is real research that has been done, and these techniques are being used on you.

By the way, they call this principle "extremeness aversion." Put simply, we often avoid the cheapest and the most expensive items for no rational reason. What about "Weber's law," "regret aversion" and "refusal to book losses?" No dry theory here, but real examples of how you are "sold."

(By the way, we need to be sold, so don't hold it against the salesmen. Their job is to sell. Ours is to learn how to be sold the right things.)

If you notice that the salesman is sitting like you are, and maybe even holding his head like you are holding yours, try an experiment. Cross your legs or otherwise change position, to see if he does the same. He may be using a technique called "mirroring." You'll be shown real life examples of these and other subliminal sales techniques that are used on you, and what to do about it.