3. D O EXTRA CHORES AROUND THE HOUSE

4. Ask your parents if you can collect the aluminum cans in your house, and then take them to a recycling center.

6. K EEP TABS ON THE AMOUNT OF MONEY YOU HAVE SAVED.

7. Think twice before spending. When you're about to buy something, think hard about it. How often will you actually use it? What will you do with it? Is it really necessary? Don't waste money on stuff you don't need, and you'll have more money for the stuff you do need.

8. The treat will likely only last about 10 minutes, then it's gone, and so has your money. Start baking at home and make your own treats.

9. Be really good to your parents or whoever gives you your pocket money (if you get pocket money) and ask for a raise. Dad Mom Sister Brother

13. Working for your parents. Tutoring Department stores Be crafty Be a computer. Volunteer!

15. S ELL HANDMADE OR CRAFT ITEMS AT SCHOOL, IF THIS IS ALLOWED

16. Don’t buy unnecessary school supplies

17. Study Hard !!! Go to class. You’re paying for it and skipping is like throwing money out the window!

18. If you are going to hang out with your friends, do something that doesn't involve spending money.

20. STUDENT S

21. Use the used Selling back your used books at the end of the semester could score you some extra cash. Check online or with your campus bookstore for buy-back details.

22. C HOOSE T HE R IGHT M EAL P LAN

23. Be Creative With Your Leisure Time

24. Extra cash. As long as you are able to manage your studies, a part-time job is a great way to earn a little extra spending money. Find A Job

26. Don't abuse credit.

27. Look for a nice savings account. If you just hold onto money in a shoebox under your bed, it sits there and tempts you to spend it.

28. Shop where they offer student discounts. There are many places that offer discounts to students with a school ID.