Thursday, August 2, 2007

MONEYMAKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN

Here's an excellent collection of over 2OO
easy business ideas

for women that can be started with little training and investment

All these ideas are capable of producing additional income.



Most of these businesses can be conducted in the privacy and

comfort of home, in between household chores, during weekends or at

your leisure. All of these ideas do not require extra help, brawn

and best of all, some are extensions of hobbies or skills developed

or acquired from childhood.

   

For best results, browse through the business suggestions and

write down those that sound interesting. List the opportunities you

would like to try out. Then narrow the list down to one, two or more

related businesses. For instance,if you collect dolls as a hobby, you

can start your own doll making business or start designing and sewing

doll clothes (specializing in party clothes) for Barbie or Cabbage

Patch Kids.



These ideas are intended to stimulate you imagination. Only you

can make the decision based on your own experiences, qualifications,

interests and the current market in your community. As you compile

your list of possibilities, take a critical look around your area.

Note what is and isn't available what is overpriced or inadequate that

people in your community will pay for. When you find just the right

combination, start preparing for a successful business operation!



The first thing you must do is to prepare a BUSINESS PLAN. This

is an outline of what you plan to do and how you intend to do it. When

you write a business plan, it will make you organize your business in

your mind and on paper. This will insure your ultimate business success!



Be sure to check with city hall or county courthouse on local license,

tax or permit requirements before making your final selection/s and before

investing your money. Sometimes a minor adjustment at the start can

prevent future headaches.



Finally, familiarize yourself with your choice/s. Start ordering your

office supplies, but don't invest too much in stock because you may make

adjustments as you learn your market and adjust to market conditions.



GOOD LUCK!



ADULT DAY CARE CENTER. Operate a center to look after elderly and/or

handicapped people. Offer refreshments, games and activities and assistance

but not "health care."



ADVERTISING SPECIALITIES. With distributor provided catalogs and samples call on regular
customers and supply them with custom imprinted pens, calendars, matches, etc.



ADVERTISING SERVICE. Arrange for the design, printing and distribution of

advertising/announcement flyers, mail outs and ad campaigns for clients for fee

plus commission.



AFRICAN VIOLETS. Specialize in the propagation and care of this popular

indoor plant. Nurture, hybridize and sell when in full bloom. Sell accessories

and supplies.



ALTERATIONS. Replace buttons, let out cuffs, shorten sleeves, turn collars

repair tears for clothing stores, laundries and cleaners who don't already offer

this service.



AQUARIUM SNAILS. Raise red ram's horn snails for home and commercial fish tanks. Sell to
pet shops and aquarium dealers. Advertise in fish related trade journals.



ARTIFICAL PLANTS. Make your specialty artificial flowers and plants. Sell

a selection of arrangements, baskets and special occasion creations; take custom orders.



BABY CLOTHES. Specialize in bargain-priced new and hand-me-down infant

clothing and supplies. Offer an alteration service; take in trades to refurbish

and resell.



BABY FOOD. Specialize in mixing, processing, packaging and selling homemade natural baby
foods. Licensing and insurance required, dedicated work area strongly recommended.



BABY SITTING. Go to client's home by appointment and stay with the children

for hourly fee. Charge extra for two or more, doing housework or for taking the

kids out.



BABY PICTURES. With still or video camera, arrange with the hospital staff

to photograph newborns (with parents, nurses, visitors). Sell print sets to proud

parents.



BABY SITTING SERVICE. Accumulate a list of qualified, bonded sitters.

Advertise your service and rates, deliver and pick sitters. Collect fees and pay

sitters a percentage.



BABY DOLLS. Make and attach fine wigs from client baby's own baby hair to

keepsake dolls. Try to get cloth from baby's actual clothes to make similar looking
outfits for the doll.



BANQUET DECORATING. Take full charge of banquet room preparation: theme decoration,
seating arrangements, centerpieces. Advertise your service and list with Chamber of
Commerce.



BASKET WEAVING. Design, make and sell a variety of your basket creations:

plain and decorated (or with arrangements). Sell various fibers, plans and

instruction kits.



BATIK CREATION. Learn this ancient process: dip fabric in wax, crinkle,

scratch or melt design into the wax, then dip in dye. Clean, stretch and dry for

a valuable decoration.



BEAN SPROUTS. Grow fresh bean sprouts on a rotating basis: have new crop

every week or as needed to supply client restaurants, vegetable markets and retail
customers.



BEAUTY AIDS. Sell general or specialized beauty (or ethnic) supplies in your

home salon or by appointment. Represent established lines and/or sell you own brand.



BONSAI PLANTS. Grow (or buy) and arrange into attractive pots or arrangements. Retail from
your home, through ads, or wholesale to flower shops, greenhouses and nurseries.



BOOK REVIEWING. If qualified, read current books for publishers or agents.

Write reviews to be quoted in book promotions or media reviews; work towards your own
column.



BOOK SALES. Sell general subject or specialized books wholesale or retail

by mail: through mailing lists or direct advertisements. Warning: lots of competition in
this field.



BOOKKEEPING SERVICE. Provide a (even beginning) bookkeeping services to (especially
one-person) small businessmen in your area. Expand to more complex systems and computers.



BOTANICA. Stock "magic" potions, roots, powders, candles, good luck charms.
Print (buy) and sell related instructions and lore. Careful not to guarantee results.



BREAD SPECIALITIES. Bake and sell unusual varieties of home made breads: low calorie,
ethnic, etc. Take orders for loaves fresh from your kitchen, deliver to stores on a route.



BRIDGE LESSONS. Give Bridge lessons in your home when you are qualified. Charge by the
lesson, or course. Hold tournaments, award prizes, publicize students.



BROMELIADS. Specialize in culture of these beautiful pineapple relatives with

their hauntingly beautiful blooms. Sell growing on driftwood arrangements for highest
prices.



BUYER'S GUIDE. Publish and sell or give away your guide to best prices and values
available in your area. As it gains in popularity charge more to list the businesses!



CACTUS CULTURE. Propagate, grow, groom and arrange native and exotic cacti for retail and
wholesale market. Prepare little information booklets for each species.



CAKE DECORATING. Take orders to bake and decorate special occasion cakes. Retail through
small, constant ads ("CAKES- phone number"). Offer to decorate bakery cakes.



CALLIGRAPHY. Easily learned by artistic person: work through ads and stationary stores.
Print fancy menus, show cards, place cards, invitations, announcements, etc.



CAN ART. Make and sell pincushion chairs and other unique, decorative items from tin cans
and bits of cloth. Write down your plans and sell kits with instructions.



CANDLE MAKING. Turn a hobby into a profitable business. Design your own line, offer custom
styling, scents and special effects. Between orders, make standard items.



CANDY MAKING. Specialize in one or more types of candies that you can make in your
kitchen. Package with you brand and wholesale to stores or sell through ads.



CANNING SERVICE. Preserve customer's home grown (or purchased) garden products with your
canning operation. Use your recipes or theirs, apply personalized labels.



CARPET CLEANING. With steam shampoo equipment, clean and renew residential and commercial
carpets. Contact rental agencies, apartments and condos for wholesale jobs.



CATERING SERVICE. Prepare old fashioned, gourmet or special occasion meals for clients to
pick up. Use insulated canisters to keep the food hot (charge deposit).



CERAMIC FLOWERS. Learn to fashion, color, fire and arrange ceramic flowers, both singles
and in arrangements. Display them for sale; teach the art in your ceramic shop.



CERAMICS. Make ceramic pieces to retail, wholesale and display in your "school".
Hold classes, sell greenware, kits and supplies. Charge for finishing and firing pieces.



CHEESE MAKING. Make your own brand of unusual or gourmet cheeses from your cow or goat
milk. Sell from your place, on a route to area stores, or in mail order kits.



CHILD PICK-UP SERVICE. Pick up and deliver client's kids after school, theater,
  games. Pick-up, deliver to parties, charge extra to stay with them until mom
returns.



CHILDREN'S TOWN HISTORY. Write and illustrate a booklet about your town just for kids.
Sell copies to doctors, dentist offices, stores, hospitals and nursery schools.



CHILDREN'S BOOKS. With licensed equipment, "publish" children's books with their
name appearing in print throughout the book. Set up booth in malls for holidays.



CHILDREN'S ROOM DECORATOR. Specialize in decorating nursery and children's rooms. Offer
varied "package" motifs. Work with or through suppliers for a commission.



CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. Specialized in new (stylish and/or closeout) and outgrown children's
clothes, accessories. Alter hand-me-downs, "wash" jeans, monogram sweats.



CHINA and GLASS DEALER. Collect and deal in antique and interesting china and glass items.
Buy at auctions, private and public sales and through you advertisements.



CLIENT LISTINGS. Contract to keep customer (or business) information lists:

customer birthdays, purchases, credit records, price records, employee records.



MAKE-UP ARTISTRY. Make up women, actors for formal or entertainment situations. Offer
classes for beauty or actor application and sell "your" line of make-up
supplies.



CLIPPING SERVICES. Review newspaper publications for contracted subjects(wedding
announcements, graduations, mention of client products). Sell to agents and merchants.



CLOTH LABELS. Make and sell small orders of fabric labels for small businesses and home
crafters on your embroider machine. Offer lower prices for repeated orders.



COMMUNITY COOK BOOK. Publish a theme or organizational oriented recipe collection with
entries from each family/member/department. Print and distribute for a fee.



COMPANION SERVICE. Accompany lonely, ailing or elderly people alone temporarily, on
shopping trips, to and from the doctor, on short tours or when traveling longer distances.



COOKBOOK PUBLISHING. Publish a cookbook of your own favorite recipes (usually a catchy,
interesting subject collection). Promote and sell through ads and stores.



COOKING LESSONS. Give gourmet/ethnic/regional cooking, canning, baking lessons in your
specialty from your kitchen, or by appointment in your student's kitchen.



COOKING SERVICE. Prepare complete meals at home, from your traditional or  customized
(gourmet, ethnic, traditional) menu to be delivered and served hot, or picked up.



COOKING, CUSTOM. An overseas treat: offer genuine American style home-cooking. Prepare and
deliver (serve?) complete meals to parties, banquets and private homes.



CURTAIN LAUNDRY. Wash, stretch and pleat curtains in your home laundry. Be sure to learn
fabric requirements and have insurance. Offer installation and sell liners.



CUSTOM COOKBOOKS. Assimilate, decorate (personalize the cover) and custom print (on
computer), client recipe collections -- into their own "family heirloom"
cookbook.



CUSTOM HANDICRAFTS. Use your talents to embroider, tat, sew, crochet products for
customers with limited time or talent. Make extra good sellers between custom orders.



CUSTOM CLOTHING DESIGNS. Paint, block print or transfer unique or custom designs on
clothing for smocks, aprons or fabrics to be used for clothing, curtains or even
upholstery.



CUSTOM KNITTING. Take orders for hand-knitted sweaters, stockings and sets (ski outfits?).
Make more fast sellers between orders; attach your labels to all products!



CUSTOM TAILORING. Offer the luxury of hand made clothing: shirts, skirts, coats, uniforms,
suits. Good service to add to alteration business when you feel competent to start from
scratch.



CUT FLOWER BUSINESS. Grow and supply freshly cut flowers to markets and florists in your
area. Offer a variety of seasonal or specialize in one (or two) greenhouse/shade house
grown varieties.



DANCING SCHOOL. Instruct others in your dance specialty in group or individual classes. Be
sure to "showcase" students to encourage them and publicize your business!



DECORATIVE PATCHES. Design patches, quilt names and sew-on decals for sweatshirts, garden
shirts. Design completed garments and do-it-yourself kits.



DIRECTORY PUBLISHING. Publish local information booklets or maps: where to shop, eat, fish
or visit. Booklets can be given away or sold by paid advertisers, businesses.



DOLL CLOTHES. Difficult work for expert seamstresses, but pays well. Work with doll
makers, collectors, sell at fairs and through advertisements in doll related publications.



DOLL MAKING. Use ceramic molds, hand paint and finish fine dolls to sell to

collectors, children and stores. Advertise in doll publications; attend doll shows.



DOLL COLLECTING. Buy, sell and trade fine and antique dolls with other collectors and
investors. Visit shows and fairs regularly to keep abreast of trends and prices.



DONUT MAKING. Make and sell a variety of donuts at home or in public view at fairs, flea
markets and public events. Offer "specials": tasty toppings, bargain bags.



DRAPERY SERVICE. Make (have made), clean or alter drapery for private or

commercial customers. Sell replacements. Use ads for retail jobs, call on commercials.



DRAPERY CLEANING. Offer in-home (in-office) or pick-up service to renew and re-pleat
curtain fabrics. Offer re-lining and expand to do upholstery, walls, and rugs.



DRY CLEANING. Offer a dry cleaning service in your area for clothes, drapes, etc. Send
items to processing plant until you are ready to do the cleaning yourself.



ELEPHANT GARLIC. Specialize in growing and marketing this remarkable, delicious giant
garlic for gourmet restaurants and stores. Sell fresh, dried and frozen.



ENAMELING/CLOISONNE. Create beautiful, unique enameled objects of art to sell: your own
designs, themes, plaques, jewelry, trinkets. Sell at shows and via catalogs.



ERRAND SERVICE. Perform errands for individuals and businesses: go to the corner store or
across the country. Deliver or pick up messages, packages, important papers.



ESCORT SERVICE. Supply (legitimate) escorts for official and business functions. Advertise
for on-call escorts. Interview and qualify; have your entire services bonded.



ETHNIC ARTIFACTS. Buy/create and market one category of products (Indian, Black heritage,
German, Asian). Focus all of your advertising and expertise on specific market segment.



EXERCISE COMPANION. Serve as a walking, jogging companion for company, morale support and
extra protection (good in cities). Carry any necessary (legal) protection.



EXERCISE FOR SENIORS. Conduct daily passive aerobic classes and sessions for different
categories (agility) of senior citizens at your place, and stops on a daily route.



EXOTIC DISHES. Package and sell your "special" recipe: frozen or fresh;
wholesale or retail. Advertise the product locally and rent a booth at fairs to publicize
it.



EXOTIC VEGETABLES. Grow high value plants (chives, watercress, capers). Use a small
greenhouse to produce big profits. Deliver fresh to restaurants and stores.



EXOTIC PLANTS. Raise and sell especially valuable plants, such as four leaf clovers, rare
mosses or delicate begonias. Advertise and display often at fairs and shows.



FOWER ARRANGING. Arrange flowers for parties, banquets, office functions, from general
decor to head table centerpieces. Make up displays to sell through stores.



FLOWER DRYING. Raise or buy dryable flowers and shrubs for retail and wholesale customers:
one kind packets or arrangements. Sell kits with complete instructions.



FOLK ART GALLERY. Specialize in folk art. Become an "expert" in one or more
areas (and receive much free publicity). Buy, sell, take consignments, appraise, teach.



FORMULAS. Research libraries and books for marketable formulas: soap, shampoo, hair tonic,
cleaners. Bottle or package under your own label and market locally.



FORTUNE TELLING. If you are good at palmistry or tarot reading, give performances at
parties, fairs and at a mall booth and at festivals. Sell booklets, card kits.



FREELANCE HOT FOOD DELIVERY. Contract to use your van to deliver hot food for one or more
fast food businesses. Have set of magnetic signs each sponsor. Save them money.



FREEZE DRY FLOWERS. With your equipment freeze dry and preserve wedding bouquets,
corsages, centerpieces. Add this service to florist or nursery business for extra income.



GALLOPING GOURMET. Go to people's homes by appointment; cook them a gourmet meal! Furnish
helpers, utensils, condiments, place settings service if desired for extra charges.



GARAGE CLEANING. Contact to clean out garages, sheds and attics for individuals, rental
agents and absentee landlords. Get paid for the work AND keep anything of value.



GARAGE SALE SERVICE. Set up, promote and manage garage sales for inexperienced or
reluctant clients. Inventory, help price and sell for percentage of the proceeds.



GARAGE SALES. Buy underpriced items at auctions and other garage sales. When sufficiently
"stocked" have your own -- or hold "joint" sales at various locations.



GENEALOGY. Trace and document family archives. Provide records and related artifacts to
descendants. Charge by amount of research involved and documents produced.



GHOSTWRITER. Write articles, letters, reports, speeches and other papers for busy
executives and those with little talent in this area. Provide signed agreement to clients.



GLASS ETCHING. Custom-etch glassware for individuals, and to order for retail stores.
Offer monograms, town or company logo, family crest, art designs or scenery.



HANDBAGS. Specialize in ladies handbags. Make them in your "factory" to retail
or wholesale, or buy and stock a wide variety of sizes, styles, colors and prices.



HANGING PLANTS. Specialize in hanging plants of all sizes and descriptions. Display when
in peak condition in various types of attractive pots, holders and hangers.



HEALTH FOODS. Use only natural fertilizers and pesticides in your garden to produce higher
priced organically grown products. Sell as "organically grown" products.



HERB HOUSE. Grow, process and sell herbs that grow well in your area (or greenhouse).
Package products separately and in blends (e.g. pickling preparations).



HERB PLANTS. Provide live, healthy potted herbs (basil, chives, borage) for really fresh
seasoning to gourmet restaurants. Exchange for new plants as needed.



HERBAL SEASONINGS. Develop, package and market your own blends of seasonings for local,
hopefully wider distribution. Arrange for attention-getting packaging to expedite sales.



HERBAL AND SPICE TEA. Blend and sell different blends of herbal teas. Include leaflets
with history and folklore in each package. Use uniquely decorated containers.



HOBBY NEWSLETTER. Originate a newsletter or directory for and about hobbyists and their
crafts. Build readership by fostering participation, exchanging ideas, listing fairs and
supply sources.



HOBBY KITS. Sell do-it-yourself hobby kits in your field of expertise. Include
step-by-step guidance and pictures to help beginners learn the craft.



HOLIDAY, SPECIAL EVENT BASKETS. Prepare holiday and special event baskets of fruit,
flowers, "goodies". Wholesale or consign to gift stores and advertise custom
retail work.



HOME-CANNED GOODS. Take orders or sell home canned goods from your garden. Offer ethnic,
regional, or dietary (low-salt/sugarless) as well as "regular" recipes.



HOME-SMOKED MEATS. With your smoker, recipes and wood selection, smoke and sell your
sausage, hams, ribs and chicken. Offer hot smoked meats & sandwiches for holidays and
banquets.



HOME PERMANENTS. Specialize in giving "home perms" at "their" place.
Go to offices, homes, hospitals, senior citizen centers by appointment or on a route.



HOME STUDY COURSES. Sell/rent new/used home study courses. Buy new courses on sale (when
available), buy courses back from students. Sell locally and by mail order.



HOMEMAKER'S HELPER. Provide temporary relief or assistance for sick, vacationing or just
plain "pooped" moms. Charge by the hour or job (more than a full-time helper).



HOMEOPATHY. Specialize in natural remedy products and related folklore. Provide
information on "reputed" remedial properties. Be very careful not to offer
"cures".



HOROSCOPE SERVICE. Provide horoscope/astrology information to clients -- prepare manually
or use your computer program to select and/or print out the information.



HOSPITAL GROOMING. Assist patients with nail, hair, skin care in hospitals and nursing
homes. License may not be needed to provide an appreciated service on a route.



HOUSE CLEANING. Offer one-time or periodic house cleaning services. Perform the heavy
tasks (shampoo rugs, clean stoves, wash windows, wax the floors, defrost, etc.)



IMPRINTED CLOTHING. Print (or have printed) names, designs, slogans on T-shirts, hats,
uniforms by heat transfer, screen or sublimation for schools, companies, or tourists.



INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEOS, CASSETTES. Make recordings of yourself or others teaching and
demonstrating their crafts and specialties. Market via mail or wholesale to stores.



INVISIBLE MENDING/WEAVING. Repair snags, tears, burns in fine clothing and fabrics.
Advertise locally work with cleaners and clothing stores in your area.



JEWELRY SALES. Sell inexpensive to fine jewelry to friends, through party plans, direct
from advertisements, or wholesale to local stores. Compare suppliers constantly!



JEWELRY BOXES. Make fine jewelry boxes (lined, lacquered, inlaid, shell covered) for gift
stores, catalog sales and retail sales. Add music works for extra profits.



JEWELRY CREATIONS. Use your talent and ingenuity to mass produce or individually create
exquisite jewelry -- from virtually anything from diamonds to sliced bamboo.



JEWELRY BUYING (OLD). Buy old, "worn out" or "outdated" jewelry for
"salvage". Actually, rejuvenated old jewelry is quite valuable! Sell
"waste" only as salvage.



JUNK JEWELRY ART. Buy old jewelry and create designs on framed velvet backgrounds. Glue on
beads, drill holes for lights. Wire and light for a spectacular display.



KID PHOTO DOLLS. Take or use photos of kids to make various size (up to full size)
"paper dolls" of client's children. Cut out, seal in plastic and mount in slot
on sturdy plywood and base.



KITCHEN SPECIALTIES. Whip up and sell your mouth-watering or prize-winning recipes. Sell
to local restaurants or advertise with big posters at the fair booth. Sell hot, canned or
frozen!



LAPIDARY (GEM MAKING). Operate a "rock shop" in your garage. Cut, polish facet,
shape and mount gems in commercial findings. Sell mounted, unmounted gems and jewelry.



LIVE-IN AGENCY. Check out both prospective employers and workers. Charge fee to find a
reliable widow to stay with elderly person who would otherwise have to go to a home.



LOCAL WHO'S WHO. Compile and publish a directory or index with biographical sketches of
prominent people (pioneers, heros, leaders) in your area, past and present.



LOCAL HEROES. Research and write items about local heroics (police, scouts, lady pioneers,
ancestors). Sell to local publications and again later as a collection.



LONELY HEARTS. Advertise for, list and match names of people who would like to meet
others. Consider age, interests, hobbies, what they like in others, church affiliation,
education.



MACRAME. Make and sell a good selection of hangers and hangings. Take orders for custom
work. Find (keep secret) good sources for materials, sell do-it-yourself kits.



MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS. Sell a variety of magazine subscriptions from your
"office"; Use "gimmicky" ads, give credit for leads and do lots of
telephone canvassing.



MAIL ORDER SALES. Find the right product, "showcase" it, advertise it, and sell
it by mail (ad and/or mailing lists). Caution: Heavy competition and many
"sharks"!



MAIL ORDER BOOKS. Sell books by mail (most suppliers will drop-ship). Always offer
follow-up products and check several sources before "signing" with any one.



MANICURE SERVICE. Provide nail care service in or from your "salon." Check needs
in hospitals, nursing homes, even office and factory workers on break.



MINERALS AND GEMS. Where petrified wood, meteorites, jade, or other potential gem minerals
are available, gather and process them. Sell finished jewelry and stones.



MINIATURE GARDENS. Create various sizes of garden-like displays of live plants for
hospital sick rooms, boxes for balconies, rooftop planters, offices and residences.



MONOGRAM SERVICE. Embroider names, logos, initials on clothing, uniforms and company team
jackets. Specialize in a style or service, charge extra for custom work.



MULTI-LEVEL SALES. Work with reputable company (e.g. Amway, Watkins) to make money from
sales of merchandise -- both your own sales and those by others that you sponsor into

the program.



MUSHROOM CULTURE. Grow and sell mushrooms. Fill standing gourmet restaurant and store
orders, advertise for retail sales. Can, freeze or dry leftovers and stems.



NAIL POLISH MANUFACTURING. Buy red lacquer in bulk and bottles in bulk. Mix in various
colors, bottle and sell. Add your own nail polish remover (acetone mixture).



NARRATING. Use your speaking ability to narrate private or commercial movies, videos,
demos and advertisements. Sell taped versions for slide show presentations.



NATIVE PLANTS. Become an expert on plants native to your locale. Grow, propagate and
improve. Raise the value of your plants and seeds by enclosing an informative brochure in
each pack.



NATURAL JEWELRY. Make and sell jewelry and decorations from seeds, twigs, berries.
Example: China berry seed necklaces, "moose-apple" pins, acorn beads, willow
wreaths.



NATURE'S PRODUCTS. When in an area with wild products (hickory nuts, maple syrup) that you
can harvest, do so! Process, package and sell as genuine products of nature.



NECKTIES. Make and sell exclusive, hand made ties from exotic materials from all over the
world. Offer a wide selection of designs, attach your exclusive label.



NEEDLECRAFT. Make and sell homemade items (pot holders, bonnets, towel rings) to sell on
consignment, to mail order catalog companies, or through parties and ads.



PAPER SCULPTURE. Create and sell your own unique "heads", figures, caricatures,
abstracts, even effigies! Sell for up to $5O each for holidays, promotions, parties.



PAPER MACHE SCULPTURE. Create a selection of your "standard" caricatures,
pinatas and offer custom versions. Assemble do-it-yourself kits with full instructions.



PARTY PACKAGES. Make up and market complete party packages with innovative games, masks,
favors, stunts and entertainment for various age, size and interest groups.



PARTY PLANNING. Take complete charge of customer's planned party: decorate, schedule
activities, send invitations. Arrange entertainment, catering and clean-up.



PASTE CRAFT. Glue unusual fabrics onto hard surfaces (trays, dishes) to sell in craft
shops. Build stock of fabrics and projects, teach, sell do-it-yourself kits.



PERFUME BAR. Stock and sell a selection of genuine and/or "imitation" brand
perfumes and accessories from your salon (have samples and take orders to start).



PERSONALIZED OFFICE ITEMS. Make and/or sell personalized engraved or monogrammed office
accessories: logos, coffee cups, desk signs, paperweights, briefcases, etc.



PET SITTING. Feed, water, clean up after and check on pets twice a day in their homes
while owners are away. Call owners or veterinarian if there are any problems.



PET HOTEL. Board and care for pets in your kennels or cages while owners are away. Or,
work with assistants who provide "foster homes" for unusual or pampered pets.



PET TATTOOING. Offer this permanent identification service to breeders and individuals to
deter theft, expedite recovery of lost pets and confirm lineage (e.g., breeder has record
of marks).



PIES AND COOKIES. Take orders or contract for baked goods from your kitchen. Deliver to
customers or stores daily with your name and logo imprinted on the cartons.



PILLOWS. Make and decorate designer, fancy, or "down home" pillows to sell in
boutiques, fairs, party plans, sales catalogs and/or advertisements and mail order.



PLANT SCULPTURE. A profitable specialty:
braid trunks, shape into interesting forms. Trim, bend, graft, to create valuable
sculptures that bring premium prices.



POMANDERS. Revive this old Egyptian art: process oranges into hardened and long-lasting
sachets. Use spice and perfume mixtures and penetrating cloves: sell!



POPCORN PRODUCTS. Make and market various popcorn base products. Give your recipes exotic
names. Create your colorful holiday and special occasion containers.



POTTED PLANTS. Learn to start (propagate) and groom popular potted plants. Display in
attractive settings, especially when they are in bloom or full foliage.



POTTERY. With your potter's wheel, make, fire and sell your own style of pottery.

Encourage onlookers and students and put your "mark" on every piece you offer
for sale.



PRINTS, LINOLEUM. Cut your artistic designs into linoleum blocks; make and frame your
prints. Teach the art, sell kits, publicize student work (great advertising!).



PRODUCT DEMONSTRATIONS. Contract with food brokers to demonstrate consumer products
(prepare and give out samples) in supermarkets, drug stores and shopping malls.



PRODUCT BROKER. Buy a quantity of a product wholesale (preferably at a close-out price)
and advertise it as a "one-time special" locally. Sell leftovers at close-outs!



PRODUCT REPACKAGING. Buy bulk products (nails, beans, vinegar) by the ton or barrel.
Re-package into neatly labeled packets, pints, boxes and sell for much more.



PUPPET MAKING. Create your own puppets (cartoon, caricatures or custom faces). Give shows
at children's parties, train both "actors" and puppet makers. Sell kits.



QUILTING. Make and sell beautiful homemade quilts from "scraps" in your
"spare time". Take color photographs of each quilt and make a
"catalog" to show them.



RAG DOLLS. Make and sell rag, sock and similar stuffed dolls in your

own unique fashion. Attach your label and offer to stores in your area and

via mail nationwide.



READING TO PATIENTS. Visit hospitals, nursing homes or individual

homes and read stories, novels to patients. If time is limited, read a

chapter a week. Charge relatives.



REAL PEOPLE DOLLS. Make and dress doll representations of real people

(heroes, historical, actual clients). Include information about the person.

Present in attractive glass display boxes.



RECIPE SALES. Perfect your favorite recipes. Promote and sell them

individually, in small sets, or collections. Sell something that will make

the cook look great!



REPORT WRITING. Write information or "how-to" articles on subjects in

which you are well versed. Sell to technical publications or advertise and

sell "reports" direct.



RESUME SERVICE. A professional resume writing services: interview and

review qualifications. Slant for types of job sought: include picture on each

resume (computer programs exist).



RUG MAKING. Make sell hand woven (or?) rugs in standard and custom

designs. Offer instructions, materials do-it-yourself kits, plus related

supplies and equipment.



SCARECROWS. Make and sell authentic scarecrows for gardeners and

garden displays. Also, sell kits, complete with frames, straw, and old

clothes and face parts.



SCREEN PRINTING. Set up a silk screen apparatus in your shop to print

anything from a small badge to a large order of real estate signs, even

fabrics and labels.



SEED PACKETS. Collect, sort, label and sell packets of selected

wildflowers or plants native to your area. Include instructions, history

and folklore on each package.



SEED DEALER. Buy bulk seeds from suppliers or farmers. Repackage

into small packets and blends. Add instructions and package along with

folklore info; wholesale to local markets.



SEWING SERVICE. Make repairs and do alterations for non-sewing (busy

bachelor?) clients needing buttons, adjustments. Charge extra for one-day

or "emergency" service.



SEWING CLASSES. When qualified, hold sewing
classes in your home.

Offer full courses as well as special "how-to" seminars for specific

techniques. Sell material and supplies to students.



SHELL CRAFTS. Use glue, dyes, toy animals eyes, props and your

imagination to make shell decorations and novelties to sell at fairs and

wholesale to local stores.



SHOPPING SERVICE. Do grocery shopping for clients. Get their list,

buy and deliver. Use your shopping, pricing experience and volume buying to

get best values.



SHUT-IN SERVICE. Call and/or visit temporary or permanent shut-ins on

behalf of absentee relatives. Take magazines, play games, read to them, and

be their friend.



SILK FLOWER RENTALS. Make up silk flower arrangements for weddings,

funerals, bar mitzvahs and banquets. Sell, rent and offer do-it-yourself

baskets, centerpieces, etc.



SNAIL RAISING. Raise and sell fresh "escargot" (edible) snails for

gourmet restaurants. Preserve, package and sell leftovers to local stores

or a food broker.



SOAPMAKING. Learn as a hobby or adjunct to candle making. Create and

sell various shapes, colors, fragrances. Mold prepared solutions or make

your soap from scratch.



SPECIALTY FOODS. Represent one or more suppliers of specialty foods

(diet, ethnic, gourmet) to restaurants, stores and/or individuals.

Advertise for customers.



SPECIALTY MERCHANDISE. Sell a line of merchandise from your catalogs

and samples to retail stores, individuals, and sub-sales efforts like parties

or group discounts.



SPICES AND HERBS. Grow spices and herbs that thrive in your climate

(and greenhouse). Sell dried, blended, freshly cut, in flats or pots,

packets and bunches -- ready for use.



SPIDER FARM. Raise different kinds of spiders: sell webs to

scientific institutions. Sell to schools and laboratories. Write booklets

for each species.



STAMP APPROVALS. Buy U.S. or foreign stamps in bulk; search for

valuables (to sell individually); sell the rest in packets or as approvals

(e.g., 2 for each one kept).



STAMP DEALING. Buy, sell and/or trade postage stamps of the USA or

world. Buy in bulk, sell packets, mixtures, sets and singles to beginning

or intermediate collectors.



STENCILING (FABRICS). Design your own stencils for interesting fabric

designs. Apply to clothing and fabrics for sale. Sell stencils, fabric kits

paints, dyes and supplies.



STORY TELLER. Narrate stories at children’s' parties. Use props

(dolls, pets, puppets) and audience participation. Perfect the stories then

tape or put down on paper.



SURPLUS PRODUCE. Buy peaches, tomatoes, etc., when in season and price is low. Preserve
(freeze, can, dry) to sell when the price goes later in the

season or in winter.



TAILORING. Use your skills to custom tailor men, boys and women's

garments (including jackets, uniforms, suits) in or from your home "shop".

Attach your own label.



TALENT AGENCY. Locate and list people (and animals) with unusual

talents (charge a small listing fee). Send lists to talent agents, producers,

show managers, and actors.



TAMALES AND TACOS. Take orders for tamales, tacos (or other

specialties) in your kitchen for customer or pick-up (or delivery to

restaurants). Freeze leftovers.



TELEPHONE CANVASSING. Contract with salesmen or businesses to obtain

leads or potential customer info for them from your telephone operation.

Charge by the lead.



TELEPHONE SALES. Call listed or phone book names to sell merchandise

or services (yours or client's).Charge a sales commission and keep ALL

profits on your products.



TEMPLE RUBBINGS. With lumber (or similar) crayon and rugged, fabric,

copy stone or metal relief designs by rubbing onto covering paper or fabric.

Seal, frame and sell.



TERRARIUMS. Start and nurture plants in bottles and plastic containers

that require little if any watering. Grow plants to peak of attractiveness

and sell, container and all.



TOWN HISTORY. If none exists, "publish" a booklet about your town.

Sell direct and/or to merchants for resale or to give away (consider

including paid advertisements.)



TURTLES. Raise and market various types of turtles: edible, aquarium,

decorative, pet shop and possibly larger ones to protect species and/or

market to zoos and preserves.



TUTORING. Provide assistance by appointment or scheduled classes to

students (anyone in need) of your expertise, whether academic, technical or

operational skill.



TYPING SERVICE. Do typing jobs in your home: for doctors, lawyers,

business people, and students. Charge less than word processor but still

make a nice profit.



USED BOOKS SALES. Buy, sell and trade used books: novels, reference,

science, text, even collector editions from your home.



VEGETABLES, OFF SEASON. Grow and sell "vine ripened" (with lights,

heat) tomatoes from your greenhouse in winter, fresh corn in spring, ripe

strawberries in the fall.



VITAMIN SALES. Sell one or more lines of vitamins and supplements,

some with generic or your name "brand." Advertise and/or enlist user/helpers

and party plans.



WEAVING, SPINNING. On old fashioned equipment, spin, weave and dye

authentic, hand made fabrics that command high prices; sell kits,

instructions and folklore.



WEDDING CONSULTANT. Plan and coordinate weddings from start to finish:

decor, guests, dresses, schedules, catering, photographer, etc. Receive fee

and commissions.



WILD BERRIES. Pick, preserve and sell wild (only!) blackberries,

gooseberries, etc. Prepare different forms, but always emphasize that they

are genuine wild products.



WILDFLOWER SEEDS. In your travels, gather wildflower seeds. Seal and

label, then take home and cultivate to produce seeds for packets "from around

the nation."



WILDFLOWER PLANTS. Start, nurture and market when ready, genuine wildflowers and plants of
local interest.

Have small brochures printed for each plant (this sells them).



WINE AND BEER MAKING. After perfecting your recipes, sell kits,

instructions and supplies (not the product) to others who would also like to

make their own too.



WORD PROCESSING. Produce "editable" drafts and finished professional

letters, manuscripts and documents for students, lawyers, writers and

businesses. Allow editing prior to final printing.



WRITE FOR CHILDREN. Write poems, Sunday school stories, puzzles,

explanations, riddles, etc., for children. Sell to local papers, children's

book publishers or in your own booklets.



WRITING, FREELANCE. Starting with local articles (even "filters");

sell or even GIVE to local paper (to be "published"). Work up to articles

and stories that sell.



YOUR-BRAND PRODUCTS. Make or formulate your own line of household

or products from "secret" recipes. Design your own packages and

advertising and market your products.

The Amazing 11 BEST Money Ideas Of All Time

    Some things never change,
and certain truths are universal. As it

happens, this applies to the age old topic of money, as well.



    At any time in history, no matter what the current state of the
economy,

no matter what the current trends, no matter what the unemployment rate is

or where interest rates lurk, some money-making truths are set in stone,

and remain true across time in all different kinds of economies.



    Some of you may have heard of these ideas before, others may be
entirely

new to you. But whether you are familiar with these super secrets or not,

it will be well worth your while to put them into effect in your own life.

The magic they will work on your financial life is guaranteed. These

money-making ideas are just waiting for you to bring them to life. We urge

you to put them to work for you - any one of these could change your life!

Let's get started!



Amazing Money Tip #1:



    The great scientist Albert Einstein once said, "It takes a genius
to see

the obvious." What he meant by that is that sometimes the simplest things

in life are the most powerful ... but because they are so simple, we tend

to ignore them, and not let them work for us.



    One of the simplest but most powerful money making ideas is this: Keep
a

daily log of everything you spend. Go to the dime store and buy a little

notebook. Carry it with you wherever you go. Write down every penny -

every single penny - you spend every day. It's as simple as that.



    If you do this, you will find something magic happening in your
financial

life in just a few weeks.



    There is something incredibly powerful about writing down all your

expenditures. It makes the flow of money through your life more real and

exact. It shows you simply and clearly just where you are spending your

money, on what and why. Once you know that, it becomes much easier to

control your spending.



    Many people who have taken up this practice have not only learned

something about themselves which they never knew before, but they are often

astounded.



    For example, one woman realized through examining her notebook that she

actually spent nearly $2,000 per year on diet soft drinks, snacks and candy

bars! Since her job as a office clerk brought her a scant $12,000 per

year, she realized that one-sixth of her entire income was being frittered

away on something entirely frivolous. The woman gave up the snacks and

drinks, and found she had enough money to afford health insurance - plus

has $400 left over. If you could choose snacks or health insurance, which

would you choose?



    The point is, it was her daily expense log that helped her achieve the

insight and clarity she needed to get control of her finances. That's what

a simple spending record will do for you - it will give you control over

your spending, and thus your financial life. There may be nothing but a

75-cent notebook and a ballpoint pen between your life of financial

struggle and financial freedom.



Amazing Money Tip #2:



    Stop deficit spending! We all know how much trouble Uncle Sam has been

creating spending more money than our country takes in. It's called

deficit spending. Well, don't fool yourself. The same rules apply to you.

Using those evil little plastic cards may be the "American Way," but it's

a poor way.



    Today, the average credit card holder is carrying $7,000 in plastic
debt!



    Spending yourself into debt with a credit card is unbelievably easy, as

many of you already know. The reason is psychological. When you give that

clerk a credit card, it's just not the same as handing over a stack of

green dollar bills. Would you as readily hand over a fistful of ten dollar

bills as flip a credit card across a counter? Probably not.



    Credit cards put you in the hole and keep you there. Even for people
with

good incomes, paying your credit card debt down to zero is amazingly

difficult. And make no bones about it, credit card debt will sap your

financial strength just as readily as an open vein will deplete your physical

body of its very life force. Using a credit card by choice can quickly

turn to using it for need. Once you get to that point, you are already in

trouble.



    There is no secret to freeing yourself from the credit card game. You

must take out a pair of scissors TODAY, cut your cards in half, and begin

paying them back, slowly but surely. Once you stop adding to the debt,

even small payment will eventually add up. You can get out of debt if you

are patient and disciplined. Once your cards are history, you must adopt a

strict pay-as-you go policy. Instead of buying now and paying later, save

now and buy when you have the full amount.



    Once again, this is not rocket science, but stopping credit-oriented

consuming is one of the most powerful financial tools available to anyone

today. Why not pick up this tool and use it?



Amazing Tip #3:



    Sell your junk. That's
right, it's high past time for a major garage

sale. If you don't have a garage, it's time to search through your house

or apartment for every single item you don't need, and could convert

quickly to cash at a flea market or garage sale.



    Take an inventory. The truth is, most people are astounded by what they

own - and how much money they have tied up in useless stuff. Why let it

collect dust in your attic while it could collect interest in a savings

account.



    You could easily be $500, $1,000 ... even $3,000 richer by the end of
the

week. As an added bonus, you'd have your place cleaned up, and you will

have a fresh feeling of starting over. A garage sale is an excellent way

to not only clean out your house, but it often gives a psychological boost

that helps people get control of their life and money.



Amazing Tip #4:



    Ben Franklin said it long
ago: "A penny saved is a penny earned." Yes,

it's still true, and still one of the most powerful money-making tips in

all history.



    Implied within Franklin's famous statement is the difficulty of saving.

It's tough to save and easy to spend! You know that! That's why every penny

saved truly is earned - because it takes so much effort to hold on to that

cash! But if you can do it, it will work magic in your life. Having a

savings account will de-stress your life. Imagine being ahead of your

bills, rather than behind. When you are ahead of your bills, you entire

life comes under your control. You sleep better at night. Your mind is

freer to come up with new ways to make more money and save more. Saving is

contagious - once you let it get started!



    Here are some tips to help you save:



    * Don't settle for interest checking. Have a separate savings account

that can't be as easily accessed as a checking account.

    * Keep your savings in another bank - one that's off your regular
route,

or perhaps even in another town. That way you won't be tempted to dip into

it every time you visit the bank to make a checking deposit.

    * Buy short-term savings bonds, which have 6-month to one-year maturity

dates. That way you will get a higher rate, while at the same time keeping

your money close in case of real emergencies.

    * If you can, open the account under two names and require that both

signatures be required to make a withdrawal. Two people can debate each

withdrawal and keep each other in line.



Amazing Tip #5:



    Visualize wealth and
abundance everyday. What we are actually

suggesting is that you practice some sort of airy-fairy mysticism that will

make you into a "money magnet"?



    Maybe yes, maybe no. Call it what you will - a mind game, mysticism,
New

Age ga-ga -- but the solid fact is that behind every wealthy man and woman

is a positive attitude toward money. Here's a quick demonstration:

    (1) Person One with a negative money attitude has daily thoughts which
go

this way:



    "Jeez! $20 bucks is hard to come by! I seem to work so hard and
get so

little for it. Money just slips through my fingers. It's amazing how much

money you have to earn to just get by these days. I'm never going to be

able to afford that new car on my limited salary, but this job is still the

best thing going for me right now. It's easy for some people to make a lot

of money, but I'm not one of those people ..." and on and on.



    (2) Person Two with a positive money attitude has daily thoughts which
go

this way:



    "You know, I bet if I work my butt off I can get a raise next
month, and

then I'll take half of the extra money I make and toss it in a savings

account. There must be a 100 other ways I can bring in some extra cash.

Money is not all that hard to earn if you work hard, watch your spending

and save a little at a time. There's enough wealth for everybody in this

country, and I can easily get my share, and more ..." and on and on.



    Okay. Which person do you think will have a better chance of success?

You don't need to be a Rhodes Scholar to see how Person One is dragging

himself down with his thoughts, and how Person Two is giving himself a

fighting chance.



    Look at it this way: It costs nothing one way or the

other to have either negative or positive thoughts. So why not have

positive thoughts?



    There has been many studies done on the thought patterns and the frames

of mind of some of the richest most successful people in the world. The

one thing they all had in common was a positive attitude toward money and

their ability to earn it.



    So we strongly recommend you begin shaping your thoughts TODAY toward

positive thoughts about money. Then step back and watch the money miracle

happen.



Amazing Tip #6:



    Do what you love and the
money will follow. I think there's a book by

that title. At any rate, it's true. One of the primary reasons that many

people live paycheck to paycheck and are broke despite working very hard at

their jobs is the fact that they hate what they do.



    If you hate your job, you will not have a positive attitude toward
money.

You will associate money with that dreadful sound of the alarm clock every

morning. Once you tie up your source of wealth and income with slavery,

that's truly what you will become: a slave.



    Starting today, you should begin planning your escape. The first thing

you should ask yourself is: "If money were no object, what would I be

doing? What do I like to do most for fun, and is it possible that I could

get paid for it?



    Sound ludicrous? It's not. In fact, if your work is not also your play,

you are fighting against yourself. You will eventually burn out and hate

the world. On the other hand, if you get up every day being exciting,

positive and looking forward to what you are going to be doing - and making

money at it - you will automatically move toward doing more and more of

what you love, and making more and more money at it.



Amazing Tip #7:



    You must get organized.
Being a tidy, efficient person has more influence

on how much money you make more than you can ever imagine. A lot of us are

accustomed to associate a messy desk with genius because we have seen so

many photos of great scientists sitting behind stacks and stacks of junk.

But guess what? Great scientists don't get paid squat! They are not

worried about making money. Their university or the government takes care

of them.



    You, however, want to have a lot of money, so you can't afford to be a

slob. Think about it. Let's say you are at your desk trying to get some

work done. You need to find the stapler, but because your office is such a

pit, you spend 15 minutes looking for it. You've just spent 15

unproductive minutes. Next you may need to locate a file, and that takes

you 20 minutes of sifting through paper. Another 20 minutes down the tube.

By the end of the day, you may easily burn up two or three hours doing

something as trivial as looking for things. The same goes for any kind of

job you might have. If you are an auto mechanic, how much time do you

spend trying to find a nine-sixteenth wrench, when you could have it at

your fingertips.



    It's disorganized people who are always saying at the end of the day:
"I

seem to work so hard but get very little done!" Of course! You spent the

entire day looking for the Scotch tape!

    The fact is, time is money. The more time you spend unproductively, the

less time you are earning money. Clean up your office. Organize

your tool shed. Get your bookwork organized. Think of every minute saved

as a buck in your pocket.



Amazing Money Tip #8:



    Make your own daily top 10
list. Speaking of getting organized, you

should sit down every morning with your cup of coffee and list the top 10

things you would like to get done that day. Then organize them in priority

of importance. Start at item No. 1 and go down the list as fast as you

can.



    Make no doubt about it - this is a powerful way to get work done. It
will

put hoards of cash in your pocket. The reason is that making money is all

about movement - forward movement. As the famous novelist Ayn Rand told

us, in a capitalist society the most important things a person can do is

move forward every day!



    Having a top ten list will ensure that you accomplish something every
day.

You may not get through the whole list every day, nor should you

necessarily try. Just do your best. At the end of the day, you should be

able to look at your list with pride, examine the scratched off items and

say: "That's what I got done today! I did something to better my life and

create wealth!"



    Again, this method has been used by a majority of the most wealthy and

successful people in history. Shouldn't you join the club?



Amazing Money Tip #9:



    You must set short-term
goals and long-term goals. If you don't know

where you are going, how do you expect to get there? It's simple but

powerful logic. When you have a target sitting out there somewhere in the

future, a target which is your goal, it can almost act like a magnet that

pulls you toward it.



    Setting solid, reachable goals which are attainable, yet a challenge,
have

proved time and time again to be one of THE most powerful methods of

achieving wealth and success ever developed. This has even been

demonstrated in psychology laboratories with small furry animals. It has

been demonstrated in corporate training schemes. It has been used

successfully again and again by countless individuals.

    Setting both short term goals and long-term goals has the effect of

focusing your mind like a laser beam. It pulls you along toward higher and

better things. It gives solidity to what you are trying to accomplish, and

thus makes that which you want more real and likely to come into your life.



    As you have probably heard, it is best to write your short-term and

long-term goals down on paper and then post them somewhere in your

workplace and home. The first thing you should do every morning is look

over your goal list, and then put together your Top 10 to do list which

will move you toward your goal. The last thing you should do every evening

is review your short-term and long-term goals, and tell yourself as you go

to sleep that you are going to do everything in your power to make those

goals a reality in your life.



Amazing Money Tip # 10:



Invest your money and make it work at multiplying itself. Saving money in

a savings account is important as we said above, but the 2.3 percent

interest rates most banks give you is not even enough to keep pace with

inflation.



You must do more than save your money -- you must invest it. That means

financial vehicles with super-high rates of return, such as mutual funds

and stocks, or the more risky commodity markets. A $5,000 investment in

commodities can return you 10 times that amount -- $50,000 --in just a few

weeks, although you could easily lose it as well. The bottom line is, you

should also take a portion of your savings and put them in high interest or

high risk investment plans. That's the way to really get ahead fast.



Amazing Money Tip #11:



    Have fun! Yes, this tip easily makes our Top Ten list because it is so

essential to your success. The great writer Ray Bradbury once said in an

interview: "If you are not having fun, you might as well forget it. Do

everything you do with joy and you'll be successful."



    You need to be having fun to stay positive, and you need to stay
positive

to make money. So come on! Get out their: laugh, clap your hands, live!

Have a blast and rake in the cash! The world is waiting for you!

Saving Money And Your Bills: Tips On How To Be Money Wise

I used to love going to the supermarket. But nowadays, I make my trips short and sweet. I have a list and stick to it. My trips to the supermarket made me realize that it’s getting harder and harder to stretch that dollar. With all those bills that you have to pay in a month, you really can’t do anything about it but to save.I read once that it’s not how much you earn that ensures a comfortable and happy future; but it’s how much you save and keep saved that matters. That is why it is really important to save money especially when it comes to your monthly bills.Some people do not just realize it but saving on their monthly bills can provide the best money-saving opportunity for them.

Here’s how:1. Turn Off Appliances And Lights When Not In UseThe logic is basically simple. Why would you leave something turned on when nobody is going to use it? That’s definitely a bad habit. Hence, if you really want to cut back some on your electricity bill, always turn off the lights and your appliances when not in use.2. Use Energy-Saving LightsNowadays, saving on your electricity bill is not impossible because you can opt for energy-saving devices such as lights. Using these energy-saving lights such as fluorescent lights consumes lower amounts of energy but can still give the suitable amount of illumination.3. Always Check For The LeaksWater bills can create a mountain load of pile on your monthly dues if you do not check on the things that might cause your water bill to rise higher. You can prevent this by ensuring that every pipe is free from any leaks. Some people do not just realize that single drops from leaking pipes could mean additional costs on your water bill.4. Be More Tech-SavvyCut your phone bill to almost half by simply being tech-savvy. That is, opt for the emails and chatting services of the Internet instead of using your phone to call long distance to your relatives and friends.5. Try To Insulate Your HomeInsulating your home is a definite energy-saver, money-saver scheme. You will never know how much money you can save on your electricity bill when you start to insulate your home.Indeed, cutting some of your bills can definitely allow you to save more money. You just have to be wise on your home and everything that you have in it.