Thursday, October 23, 2008
An Idea That Could Cut Your Laser Printing Costs By Half
Your laser printer cartridge can probably print about 2000 copies before running out of toner. At Rm250 each cartridge, the per copy printing cost is about 12.5 sen.
Most reconditioned copier machine suppliers within the Klang Valley would charge anything between 3 - 5 sen for each sheet printed, in order to maintain the photocopier machine and to supply all the consumables other than the paper. Some suppliers just take a refundable deposit and don't even charge a monthly rental.
Imagine how much printing costs you would save with this change and besides that as an added bonus, you now have an A3-size laser printer in the form of your photocopier machine.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
How to Cut your Grocery Bills.
Have you noticed how your grocery bills have gone up significantly within the past month? Some of the ways one can reduce the cost of groceries are as follows:
Make a shopping list beforehand. Get to the store, pick only what you need, pay and leave immediately.
Buy generic products. We tend to go for branded stuff but you have to pay more for them. There is no evidence that generic brands are of poorer quality. Many branded products simply have fancier packaging and labels -- the ingredients are the same as generic products.
Eat out less often. Food and beverages are a whole lot more expensive when you are away from home. So try to avoid being hungry and thirsty when you are out, have a drink and something light before leaving home, or take along a packed lunch or a few snacks with you.
Friday, July 18, 2008
Do Balance Transfers
However, should you do a Balance Transfer (with a 0.25% interest charged per month), to another competing bank and settle the debt over a maximum period of 18 months, you would only have to pay a fixed monthly installment of Rm1,137.70 and incur an interest of only about Rm478.40.
Convert Your Car Into NGV (Natural Gas Vehicle)






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Get your calculators out and calculate how much you would save! Scream at the BN government to install more CNG (usually wrongly called NGV) stations throughout the country. You really don't know what you're missing! My NGV conversion which costed me Rm5,200 and Rm4,200 respectively last year, was well worth every sen of it.