Save your change!

[cwg9409]

I'm sure you have all heard this many times, but I just can't stress it enough. If you find a penny on the sidewalk, grab it. If you go to McDonalds and and buy something cheap, keep the change! The greatest is when you have a friend who says they hate carrying around change. Simply ask them for it, and a lot of the time, they'll hand it over. There was one week where I made $20 in just change. It seems silly but most people overlook it, so save the change!

[lorraineb]

This is more a way to save money, rather than to make money.

[Jerry91]

I believe that a proper budgeting plan and cutting off unnecessary expenses can be a better way to save money.

[sherylgray]

Well I got a very different approach. I collect all the changes and save it in a sort of piggy bank. That make me to buy some shirts or even I was able to pay my phone bill (once though). So, it is working quiet well till now for me.

[Michael S Brown]

We've been doing that for my son's piggy bank over here.

Anytime he sees change laying around I have him pick it up and add it to his piggy bank. It certainly does add up quick!

[krantcents]

I'm sure you have all heard this many times, but I just can't stress it enough. If you find a penny on the sidewalk, grab it. If you go to McDonalds and and buy something cheap, keep the change! The greatest is when you have a friend who says they hate carrying around change. Simply ask them for it, and a lot of the time, they'll hand it over. There was one week where I made $20 in just change. It seems silly but most people overlook it, so save the change!

I used to save change when I used to go out to lunch. I used to throw my change in a jar. I averaged $40-50 a month without any effort. I take my lunch to work now and have for nearly 40 years. You can save even more by bagging your lunch.