“Everyone knows that they should save,” Jerry Kelly says. “But not many people know how to get started.”

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One of the more interesting things I read recently was a story from The New York Times web site. The post, titled, “Sometimes, We Want Prices to Fool Us,” deals with anchoring and the idea that we want fake prices to help give us an idea of what we should be paying when we make purchases.

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Anybody can save money on one's car the tried and true way - and why not? But it a special person can really have fun saving money. All it takes is some discipline and the willpower to be quirky. Do you have what it takes?

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Read our Capital One 360 review. Capital One 360 offers higher interest rates and better customer service than brick and mortar banks. Here are 5 reasons I keep my money there.

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Concentrate on building an emergency savings account for car troubles, house repairs or other inevitable problems that pop up. Once you have the savings in place, you no longer have to resort to credit cards to pay for these money crunches. A wise amount for an emergency savings is about $1000. After building this type of savings, strive for a larger savings of 3 to 6 months of living expenses.
Read more at http://www.saveonmoney.org/2013/02/basic-money-savings-tips-for-dummies....

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