Found Money

...here is just SOME of the information you will find inside:

=> The first key to handling any money emergency. (Page 4)

=> The biggest mistake people make when they meet a financial crisis. (Page 5)

=> When to take out a home equity line of credit - and what to look out for when you do. (Page 5)

=> Why you should think twice before borrowing from your 401k or IRA. (Pages 5-6)

=> How smart citizens take on a hobby that can translate into cash when they're strapped. (Page 6)

=> How ignoring smaller details can lead to disaster. (Page 7)

=> The secret to planning ahead for unexpected (but inevitable) surprises. (Page 7)

=> How to put money away in an emergency fund - even when you don't think you have the discipline. (Pages 7-8)

=> A good rule of thumb for using credit cards ("...don't use the cards for anything can either [blank] or [blank]"). Best used when you can't get yourself to cut your plastic up. (Pages 8-9)

=> 7 ways to trim your expenses down each month starting at home. (Page 9)

=> The secret to creatively saving up a large chunk of cash just by reacting to everyday situations! (Like tipping your savings when you tip a waitress and 15 other ways to save.) (Pages 9-11)

=> 54 life-changing financial tips to start adding to your life today (in the beginning, just try adding 2 or 3). (Pages 12-13)

=> 45 everyday tips for saving cash day in and day out (starting now)! (Pages 13-15)

=> 21 ways to keep your old lifestyle and save money doing it. (Pages 15-16)

=> 9 ways to save on energy costs around your home. (Pages 16-17)

=> The secret to keeping warm through the night even after turning the heat off (and it's not about piling on more blankets). (Page 18)

=> How to change the way you think about money. (Page 19)

=> How slightly changing your diet a few days out of the week could help you save $1,200 a year. (Page 20)

=> The "money-game" creative savers play to stock up a hefty chunk of cash. (Page 20)

=> What to do with those glossy catalogs that make it to your house (and tempt you). (Page 21)

=> Refuse to pay full price from here on out (and it will become reality). (Pages 21-22)

=> How a tip from Albert Einstein can help you save every single day. (Page 22)

=> Why paying even $10 more than your credit card minimums is worth it. (Page 23)

=> 5 ways to save at your bank. (Pages 24-25)

=> 4 questions to ask yourself to re-evaluate your life. (Page 26)

=> How to convince yourself it's time for the "mother" of all garage sales. (Page 27)

=> How to save yourself the national average $1,100 a year by cutting up your credit cards and paying them off. (Page 28)

=> 5 steps in a battle plan that will turn the way you look at finances around (and change your life forever). (Pages 28-31)

=> 3 ways to keep yourself from becoming so emotionally overwhelmed you can't make any progress at all. (Pages 31-32)

=> 7 ways to immediately ease the burden when suddenly hit with a financial crisis (without borrowing). (Pages 32-33)

=> 7 tips for curbing impulse buying. (Page 34)

=> 14 ways to start saving money on gas starting today. (Pages 34-36)

=> 5 tricks to teaching your mind to spend less and save more. (Pages 36-37)

=> 5 credit cards to compare (if you must use one) that will reward you for doing so. (Pages 38-39)

=> Why some financial planners think investing money is a better choice than paying off debts with low-interest rates. (Page 40)

=> 5 savings strategies to apply to your everyday living philosophy. (Page 41)

=> How to slash your electric bill in 6 easy steps. (Pages 42-44)

=> Clever ways to save on your cell phone bill, checking account, insurance rates, and mortgage payments. (Pages 44-46)

=> 5 emergency preparedness lists you may wish to put together to make sure you are ready to deal with unforeseen disasters. (Pages 47-50)