#97. Just a 1 percent increase in U.S. worldwide market share would equal an 8 million increase in visitors, a $12 billion increase in expenditures, 151,000 new jobs, a $3 billion increase in payroll, and $2 billion more in federal, state and local tax revenue.
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Create a budget: Figure out how much money you have coming in and how much you need to spend each month. Stick to your budget and avoid overspending.
Pack your lunch: Instead of buying lunch every day, pack your lunch from home. This can save you a lot of money in the long run. Also beware of the cost of buying coffee, lattes, or soda. These will add up faster than you think!
Use coupons and compare prices: Before you go shopping, search for coupons online or in the mail, and look at a few different places to see what deals are being offered. This can help you save money on eating out, clothing, and other items.
Get a part-time job: Consider getting a part-time job after school or on weekends. This can help you earn extra money and gain valuable work experience.
Avoid impulse purchases: Before buying something, think about whether you really need it. Avoid impulse purchases that can quickly eat up your savings.
Walk or bike instead of driving: If possible, walk or bike to school or other activities instead of driving. This can save you money on gas and car maintenance.
