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Its time you make your New Year's resolutions for 2011, you must look around for fresh starts and new avenues to travel in the year ahead. You must also realize is that saving money and cutting profitable deals can energize you throughout the next year if you plan it seriously now.
Here are some resolutions and see just how much they could help save if you resolve them in 2011.
Do Quit Smoking. Smoking doesn't kill; it just empties your pocket. You can save heavy money by putting a stop at pack-a-day habit as well as future medical bills.
Do Exercise Regularly. You will save money in several ways going with regular workout routines. More than half of your costs of livings can be recovered just by making simple but effective lifestyle choices. Regular workouts dramatically help in diabetes, high BP, high blood cholesterol and heart diseases.
Do Eat Healthier. A healthy eating habit is certainly more economical than fast food apart from being more healthy, safe and positive one.
Do save on fuel. Drive at 55 miles per hour, instead of 70. It will save you equivalent to almost 60 cents per gallon. If possible, walk, bike or take public transport to work will neatly save you nearly thousands of dollars per year apart from helping the planet.
Do save on food. Limit your dinners out to fewer times a month. Do most of the cooking at home. Invest in cooking classes and cook-books will not only save you millions but assure you heartily laurels for years to come. A grocery list would do wise to stick with as impulse buying will cost hundreds per year if not controlled.
Do save on entertainment. Local libraries and rental stores offer extensive range of books and DVDs at really affordable price tags and rentals. Therefore don't pay heavily at Amazon or Netflix. This will surely save you some significant dollars.
Do Say bye to late fees. Pay your card bill timely to avoid those extra bills. It would be a nice proposition if you regularly put your due amount into the account prior to the due date.
