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OK, dammit, right here, right now, I AM going to write.. "A simple way to manage your finances, without all the bother of opening direct debits, credit and standing orders accounts"

If readers of the amazon bargains are desperately hard up and/or have (too) many financial hills to climb, I have a simple method that will bring you through to easier times.

Firstly, methinks that's if you are in debit, swallow your pride and fear and make contact with ALL the companies you owe money to.

Quietly and humbly, put your problem to them and you will be pleasantly surprised how kind and helpful they are in working out amounts that you can realistically afford.

Once you know how much you need to set aside, all you have to do is put money every day into an envelope for each bill.

For example, £1 each day will pay for six months Road Tax as well as, let's say, new tyres.

Do the same with personal credit card debits (e.g. purchases such as funiture, 42" Plsma TV, etc..) and long term bils such as the TV licence and road tax.

Then the quarterly bills - work out the usual amount for each utility service divided by 90 days and put in the exact amount for each bill every day.

With personal credit card debits again, try and eat humble pie and agree a realistic time and amount and pay this, either direct or into the bank, every month.

Personally, I think if you cannot pay off everything, start with the most important things and when something is paid make an envelope for the next bill. £X each month is infinitely preferable to grand promises yielding zilch.

And it works: I've paid back many hundreds by this ultr-simple method. So remember these five points:

• Be ruthless on reducing expenditure on EVERYTHING and shop around for services.



• After paying off credit cards, cut them up.



• Get out of the slippery 'easy' trap of Direct Debit.



• Price every bulk purchase by a daily input into an envelope.



• Don't despair - do this and you'll be amazed by the happy results.

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"Every morning a lion wakes up. It knows it must outrun the slowest gazelle... or... it will starve to death.

"It doesn't matter whether you are a gazelle or a lion, when the sun comes up... you better be running."

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Do you think the above statement is true? Whatever. Whatever. Where am I going with all this? Ok, listen: There are two basic types of businesses that do well in an economic slowdown.

The first type of company would be a well-run giant conglomerate with monstrous purchasing power enabling it to buy and sell books, staples (and other commodities Americans feel they can't do without) at the lowest possible prices.

The best example of this type of business would be Wal-Mart which, last year, during the most disastrous holiday retail season in many years, posted an enormous gain in gross sales and profits.

You know, when a new Wal-Mart comes to town, the other retailers go into a panic. And rightly so.

Because... no local retailer can hope to even come close to Wal-Mart's prices. Not only that, Wal-Mart is mostly employee-owned and thus offers superior, courteous and concerned service.

Is it any wonder Wal-Mart is the largest retailer in the world?

All this has created a curious and profitable niche for one sharp guy who, when Wal-Mart announces it's coming to town, goes around and counsels the frightened local retailers.

Basically, what he tells them is... don't even think about competing with Wal-Mart on a head-to-head basis founded on price.

Instead, he tells them, they must start offering unique customized products along with unique customized services. I go along with this advice.

However, for you, dear bargain reader, I want to illuminate another idea that can make the above advice perhaps 5,000% even more profitable! What I want to impress upon you is... if possible... you should endeavor to confine your selling efforts to...

People With Money!

Why? First of all, it is easier to sell something to someone with money. It's an obvious fact that person has the money to buy what you're selling.

But there's another fact you mustn't overlook. People with money usually means they also have an important character trait most of the sheep out there don't possess. Namely...

They Have The Ability To Make A Decision and The Ability to Recognize True Value.

And... without talking it over with their spouse, their lawyer, their CPA, or their mommy. Usually, people with money got their loot because their lives are filled with independent thought and movement.

In other words, yes, it's true these people are easier to sell than Joe Average but... only if you offer true value!