is the largest unclaimed money site and is a great
place to conduct your unclaimed money search.
4 - Holiday Job or Overtime
Companies are hiring for the Christmas shopping rush.
Usually they are simple retail positions that don't require
specialized training or experience. A couple nights or days a
week could be $1000 by Christmas!
If you are paid hourly at your job, and have enough work and
flexibility with your schedule, you can put in some extra hours.
Workers who have restaurant jobs can pick up extra shifts.
Special Note: Many people claim 0 exemptions on their W4. If
you have children, own a home, etc. increase your
exemptions to the correct number. Your employer can assist
you in filling out a new W4. This can mean an extra $50-$400
per paycheck!
5 - Reduce Expenses
You can reduce simple monthly expenses to keep more of the
money you already have. Here are a couple money saving
ideas:
Eat in instead of dinning out
A family of 4 that eats out twice a week spends about $100
per week.
Pay minimum payments this month on credit cards
Don't make this a habit, but for December it will give you a
little extra rather than racking up more credit card debt
Leave your ATM card at home, carry a little cash for what you
need
Make coffee at home and skip your morning latte
(you'll live, really you will)
Now that you have the extra money - Merry Christmas
Shopping!
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