If you want to make money, you have to do it regardless of what you want to buy at any given time. The key lies in the revenue stream. Here are some ways you can get more inflows and eliminate outflows (when financially possible).
Steps
Part 1 of 3: Go inside
Step 1. Find a job, start a business, find an extra job or a project job
Something that is in order and paid for, even better if it is paid well and is rewarding for you; But don't let the desire to have fun get in the way of your need to earn.
Step 2. If you want to apply for a job, the best way is to search the website of a business or restaurant in your city on the Internet to apply online
They will need your data and other information. Send your resume to a different company every week until someone calls you for an interview.
- If you are still a teenager, your parents better be aware of this, they may even be willing to help you. Make sure you have a car or some other means of getting to work unless it's close enough to walk.
- Keep in mind that some jobs are hard to find these days, so while it's the best solution, it may also be the hardest. Starting a business could be an alternative, but it does come with difficulties.
Part 2 of 3: Save and Invest
Step 1. Look for ways to save and contain purchases, or find another way to get a raise or other income
A nice way to save is to eliminate lunches and dinners outside the home, coffee and drinks from the meals you eat at the restaurant, fast-food or supermarket. Many people can find different ways to save by carefully analyzing the outflow of money. There are probably a lot of recurring expenses that can be eliminated.
Step 2. When you receive money, set aside a share (and / or new savings) until you have enough money to buy what you want, or just to save it
You can do this for a period or for several periods. You may need to pay them into a bank account in order to accrue interest.
Step 3. When saving a small amount, try investing it in gold
Even 1 gram alone will still have a value, especially in times of high inflation.
Part 3 of 3: Don't Waste Your Money
Step 1. Avoid paying "for the service" fees whenever possible
An example could be buying drinks in a restaurant for one or two euros more than in a grocery store, or withdrawing money from an ATM that does not belong to your bank (in this case paying additional fees). If you carefully analyze your spending, you will find that many such expenses can be avoided.
Step 2. Don't carry a lot of cash if you don't really need it
Or, just carry a relatively large bill; you will have some more scruple to change it.
Step 3. Set aside the change and keep it in a jar
They will soon become a nice nest egg, and you can take it to the bank by exchanging it for banknotes.
Step 4. Avoid taking the car when you can walk the distance
It will benefit your health and you can enjoy nature or socialize, regenerating yourself.
Step 5. Stay away from junk food
Instead, eat fresh fruit and dried fruit; you will have health benefits as the years go by, saving on medication costs.
