Comments on: Increase your Free Cash Flow http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:31:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Fiscal Musings » Blog Archive » Managing Your Free Cash Flow http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-351 Fiscal Musings » Blog Archive » Managing Your Free Cash Flow Tue, 29 Jan 2008 13:14:32 +0000 http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-351 [...] not going to have much cash flow to manage and you’ll need to come up with ways to increase your free cash flow. This can be accomplished in one of two ways: by increasing your income or reducing your expenses. [...] […] not going to have much cash flow to manage and you’ll need to come up with ways to increase your free cash flow. This can be accomplished in one of two ways: by increasing your income or reducing your expenses. […]

]]> By: moneymonk http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-20 moneymonk Wed, 28 Mar 2007 20:33:00 +0000 http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-20 ....and buy assets and not liabilities ….and buy assets and not liabilities

]]> By: frugal zeitgeist http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-16 frugal zeitgeist Tue, 27 Mar 2007 01:28:00 +0000 http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-16 I've written a few posts about how to cut expenses. <b><a HREF="http://frugalzeitgeist.blogspot.com/search/label/frugal%20tips" REL="nofollow">Here they are</a></b> if you're interested. If I could find a way to increase my income without leaving my job, I'd be very interested in that. I’ve written a few posts about how to cut expenses. Here they are if you’re interested. If I could find a way to increase my income without leaving my job, I’d be very interested in that.

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-14 Anonymous Mon, 26 Mar 2007 22:56:00 +0000 http://www.fiscalmusings.com/2007/03/increase-your-free-cash-flow.html#comment-14 1. Stay away from contracts. I have a prepaid cell phone plan with Virgin, which costs me $17 / month. I have no Tivo and my basic cable is free, included in the condo I rent. A/C is included in the rent also.<br/><br/>2. Use the same reward credit card for all expenses, but pay it off in full every month. Through rewards, I get free store gift cards that are used to buy clothing and DVDs. On top of that, you have 25 days to pay the bill, which increases cash flow and allows you to earn interest in an interest checking account. I know the best bank for that account.<br/><br/>3. Subscribe to local newspaper, Sundays only, to get coupons. The savings pay for the subscription and more. You save a bundle just with batteries and razor coupons.<br/><br/>4. Buy Living Cookbook software to organize recipes for the week and grocery shopping. You can save a lot of money and time through this software. I use the Diet Pro version, which includes fitness. www.livingcookbook.com<br/><br/>5. Costco is only good to buy Fish, Meat, organic vegetables, and gasoline. You save money with those items, while the rest just makes you spend more.<br/><br/>6. Use reward points to get $100 Best Buy gift card. Use the card to buy a gazillion DVDs, since this items is a loss leader at the store. I stopped going to the movies and only buy DVDs by using this money saving strategy. It's much better than rent or going to the movies, plus you can sell those DVDs if you need to.<br/><br/>That's all for now. I have many other practical and unusual money saving tips, as well as risk management strategies. You won't find this in books, and they are all have been tested by me, for years, including international opportunities. I love to beat the system. 1. Stay away from contracts. I have a prepaid cell phone plan with Virgin, which costs me $17 / month. I have no Tivo and my basic cable is free, included in the condo I rent. A/C is included in the rent also.

2. Use the same reward credit card for all expenses, but pay it off in full every month. Through rewards, I get free store gift cards that are used to buy clothing and DVDs. On top of that, you have 25 days to pay the bill, which increases cash flow and allows you to earn interest in an interest checking account. I know the best bank for that account.

3. Subscribe to local newspaper, Sundays only, to get coupons. The savings pay for the subscription and more. You save a bundle just with batteries and razor coupons.

4. Buy Living Cookbook software to organize recipes for the week and grocery shopping. You can save a lot of money and time through this software. I use the Diet Pro version, which includes fitness. www.livingcookbook.com

5. Costco is only good to buy Fish, Meat, organic vegetables, and gasoline. You save money with those items, while the rest just makes you spend more.

6. Use reward points to get $100 Best Buy gift card. Use the card to buy a gazillion DVDs, since this items is a loss leader at the store. I stopped going to the movies and only buy DVDs by using this money saving strategy. It’s much better than rent or going to the movies, plus you can sell those DVDs if you need to.

That’s all for now. I have many other practical and unusual money saving tips, as well as risk management strategies. You won’t find this in books, and they are all have been tested by me, for years, including international opportunities. I love to beat the system.

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