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Learn How to Save More with Our Bargain Shopper's Guide!
170 pages of Black Belt Shopping Tips and The Best Online Resources to Help You Get the MOST VALUE for YOUR MONEY! Learn How to Save in the New Economy!!!
Every consumer should be armed with The Black Belt Shopper's Guide, before they purchase anything else! "Larry has done a fantastic job with this ebook, it is packed full of information and bargain shopping resources that are guaranteed to help the consumer save money and make the best choices on all of their purchases, no matter what size budget they might have!" Michelle Jones, Founder and Editor of BetterBudgeting.com * * * The Black Belt Shopper's Guide will... $ Teach you to use choices, information, and timing to get the best value on your purchases. $ Empower you to get greater value on major purchases, including appliances, furniture and automobiles. $ Help
you reduce overhead by cutting costs on everyday expenses. $ Help you to get
the best travel deals, whether traveling by car or air. $ Assist
you in using the money you save to improve the quality of your life. $ Help
equip you to build a strong
financial base. $ Provide a myriad of useful financial and consumer Web sites to help you save money, with some 100 resources! * * * You will thoroughly enjoy this ebook and learn additional techniques for saving money on all of your purchases--all throughout the year! And with the incredible quantity of money-saving information that you will learn by reading The Black Belt Shopper's Guide...
* * * Here's a look at the index: Chapter
1 - What
is Black Belt Shopping? Chapter 2 - Saving on Groceries Chapter
3 - Don't Get Mauled at the Mall Chapter 4 - Preparing to Make Major Purchases Chapter
5 - Furnishing
a Home Chapter
6 - Now that I Am Saving
Money Chapter
7 - Don't
Let a Windfall Blow You Away Chapter 8 - Teach Your Children Black Belt
Shopping Chapter
9 - Paradigms:
What Ain't Necessarily So Chapter
10 - The
Black Belt Traveler Chapter
11 - Gift
Buying Tips Chapter 12 - Black Belt Success Stories * * * Order your copy today to learn how to be a Black Belt Shopper before your very next trip to the store! Please allow up to 48 hours for your ebook to be delivered to you directly by e-mail. You will use the free Acrobat Reader program to open and read your ebook, which should already be on your computer. If for any reason it is not, instructions will be included on how to easily download this free ebook reading program with your order, or click here to download it now. You may also print your ebook if desired, but it is filled with money-saving Web links that you will want to use online!
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Foreword "A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." - Chinese proverb My friend and I were sitting in the park. While we were watching her children, she told me how relieved she was to get away from the house with calls from creditors coming almost daily and the mail bringing more past due bills to be paid. “I’ve
got to do something,” she said. “I
know we make enough to provide for our family. We
just need to make better use of the resources we have.” She
remembered standing behind what she called the “coupon queens” in the
store and marveling at their savings. She
wondered if she could learn their tactics and apply the money she saved toward
paying the bills. She
developed a system to maximize savings and applied the money saved to paying
down the credit card bills. Finally,
the pace of the calls slowed and eventually stopped.
The family got out of credit card debt.
Her husband was able to get a better paying job and the wife started a
small business. They are now
homeowners. I
learned a lot from my friend. While
I had been a pretty good shopper, I realized that by developing some new tools
and being a little more systematic, I could do even better.
I started couponing and paying more attention to department store
sales. I learned to shop online
more effectively and even started venturing into dollar stores.
I refined my craft and learned to use the wealth of choices in the new
economy to my benefit. I found
myself investing more and being able to afford more extras. Shopping
today is different from the way it was a generation ago. Choices,
information, and timing are key concepts to thrive in the New
Economy. Thanks to the
Internet and other changes, we have access to more goods and services than
ever from a continuously increasing array of outlets.
We have more choices than
ever in what and where to buy. Information abounds and is essential to making good
decisions. And timing your purchases can make huge differences in what you pay.
Learn
to navigate your way around all those suppliers and you’ll be able to get
quality merchandise and good prices. Give
some thought to how you’ll use the money you save and you’ll be well on
your way to improving the quality of life for yourself and your family. So
who can benefit from Black Belt Shopping?
Just about everyone. Maybe
you’re a recent grad in an entry-level job and you’d like to start a solid
financial base. Maybe you can’t
figure out how to get out of debt. Or
maybe you are financially stable, but you’d like to be able to do a little
more for yourself and your family. Perhaps
you’d like to become an investor. When I recently spoke at a class on shopping, I began by asking the students what the term “black belt” meant. The first answer I got was “master,” a term implying someone who has trained and mastered a craft. Shopping effectively in the New Economy takes technique as well as a measure of discipline. This Ebook will help you master the techniques. Begin to apply them and you will begin to experience financial freedom and all the benefits that come with that freedom. Larry
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