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Here's a tip so retro it's neuvo.
Keep a "spare change jar".
What to Use it For A change jar can be used as a simple but effective way to save little by little, possibly for a specific need or want. Uses for a change jar might include:
College savings for the kids
Family vacation
Dining out
Retirement savings
Christmas presents
A change jar can generally be used for any expense that you would rather not include in your regular budget. I used it to recently purchase a 42" Philips lcd . It took a little over a year to accumulate over $1,200, which entirely paid for the cost of the tv from buy.com . Of course, the reason you save your money is up to you.
The great advantage to saving this way is that you hardly notice that you are saving money at all. But it really does add up and relatively quickly.
I just want to say how much I have appreciated what you have done for my website! You are just a real pleasure to work with!
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I am pleased to recommend Phil Scanlan without reservation.
For the past couple of years, Phil has been our Web Technician/Master at The Crossing.
Phil is passionate about his work and communicates his considerable knowledge and expertise with clarity, honesty and sensitivity.
Moreover, in our case, he is able to break down complex technical issues and jargon to a level even a neophyte and/or technologically challenged person can understand. His goal is always to make things simpler and user friendly while unleashing more possibilities to further the reach, use and functionality of the web. The fact that he can do all of this without compromising the integrity of the mission of the organization—in our case---a small non-profit--- is amazing.
Phil is a person of the highest integrity who brings incredible gifts and commitment to his work.
Respectfully,
Douglas M Pierce
Executive Director, THE CROSSING http://www.crossingministries.org/
