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The Fallen - Prologue

Title: The Fallen - Prologue

Summary:  I was just minding my own business, trying to complete my projects when something caught my attention. Apparently someone has details concerning my parents? I went out to investigate when my night turned into quite a hell fest. Maybe it is one. By the way, who is this guy? Why is he wearing all black?

Relationship: V (Devil May Cry) / F!Reader

Warning: Explicit language

Word Count: 1874

A/N: There’s not a lot of V fan fiction works out here so I thought I’d try my hand at writing a few. Forgive me, but when I saw DMC5 trailers, I kinda fell in love with V’s character. So, here it is! I welcome every feedback so I can continue to improve my writing language!

Prologue | Ch. 1 | Ch. 2

 I couldn’t sleep a wink. No matter how hard I try, I just couldn’t. The rain pattering against the window usually helps me trigger the melatonin in my brain. I had the aromatherapy on with the lavender essential oil. I’ve tried everything from the melatonin pills to tiring myself out physically. Well, there are a few other things I could have tried, but I rather use it as a last resort. One of the many nights of suffering from insomnia, I wouldn’t want to wish it on my worse enemies… yet.

I turned to look at my clock, reading at 3:48 AM. Growing frustrated, I finally gave up and threw open my covers, shivering a little from the sudden movement from the blankets. Grabbing the black leggings off my chair, I quickly slipped it on and slipped on my socks. I shuffled around the room in the dark until I finally turned on the lamps that sat at my desk, causing me to strain my eyes until I finally adjusted to it. Rubbing my eyes and opening the laptop, I yawned as I waited for the laptop to turn on. If I couldn’t sleep, might as well continue working on my projects. Maybe I should get coffee started first. As I log in, waiting for a few more minutes for the laptop to finish loading up I decided to go ahead and make my coffee, going through the narrow hallway of my old apartment, into the living room and then finally to the kitchen, which was connected to the living room.

It’s small enough, perfect size to me, apartment that is affordable enough for me considering that my budget. The paint off the wall is being chipped and torn off a bit, but I didn’t care enough to complain about it to try to get it repainted by the landlord. A few things could use a bit of a fixing such as the half-bathroom down the hall near the kitchen could have its toilet fixed. I don’t need two working toilets, though. As long as I have a roof over my head, working shower, working toilet, clothes, and food in my belly, I’m perfectly satisfied. Student loans are quite a lot to handle and I need the extra money I could earn to get it paid off. I’ll probably never be able to pay it off, considering the economic situation everyone is having. The rich being too greedy with their money isn’t a good outlook to the outsiders.

I grabbed the coffee filter out of the cabinet, fished one out of the bag and turned to the pantry closet to grab my favorite brand of coffee. Poured enough for 8 cups of coffee into the filter. It is going to be a long night and I need all the caffeine I could get. Maybe I’ll get a crash from all that coffee and I’ll finally savor any sleep I could get even if I pass out in the middle of class. I grab the pot when I finished putting the filter inside, pouring the water inside to finish getting the pot ready to brew. I turned on the power and sat on the counter, waiting patiently as I stare at the window, watching the rain patter against it.

I heard my laptop made a notification noise, remembering that I made my e-mail program to open automatically when I start it up. Curious, I decided to check it out while the coffee pot finishes up. I pull up my chair, opening up the e-mail as I sat down. The e-mail read:

Sender: Anonymous

Subject: URGENT

Please meet me at the park near you. It concerns your parents.

I read it slowly again, trying to understand the message, and hovered my cursor over the sender to see if they used a legit e-mail or a false one. It was a bunch of jumbled letters as if someone smashed the keyboard and the service they are using to send it doesn’t seem to exist. I wasn’t sure if this is a legit e-mail or an attempt to kidnap me. As far to my knowledge, my real parents passed away from a deadly accident and I got adopted later on. I didn’t remember much of my real one, as I was just a toddler when all that happened. Cliché of a story, I know. Now this person claims to have knowledge of my parents? When I got old enough to want to know more of my parents, there were very little details of them and no extended family exists from either side. It’s almost as if no one wants me to find out the truth of my real parents, but I decided to drop it before it gave me even more of a headache. Still, I want to know more of my parents even if it just info on the whereabouts of my extended family. It couldn’t hurt to check it out. But before I decide to get dressed, I should have my cup of coffee first.

I walk out to the park in my hoodie and jeans, completed with some combat boots. Simple yet comfortable outfit does the job for me. I’m not too worried about my appearance anyways. I had my umbrella out, plus the hoodie covering my head. No one is out and about in the park. After all, it is late in the middle of the night and it’s rain out. I decided to walk towards the playground, trying to keep an eye out on anything or anyone suspicious or out of the ordinary. It’s starting to get cold, which thankfully I had my hoodie on for. A dark figure starts to step out of the shadow, startling me. I have my biggest key ready in between my knuckles in case I need to defend myself. A man with black hair that reaches his shoulders, stares back at me. He is wearing a long black coat and what seems to be a vest underneath that. Black pants with black sandals. Everything black. His pale skin is covered in tattoos as well.

Breaking the silence, I attempted to confront him about the e-mail that I received earlier; “Uh you’re the one that sent me that e-mail, right?” I asked, stammering over my words a little, obviously nervous. The man simply nodded, still not saying a word. I look around the surrounding area, seeing if there might be anyone or anything else hiding in the shadows like he was. Attempting to get a word out of him, I try to a stern voice, “Why the secrecy? Were you watching me?”

“Not you. Them.” He finally answers, motioning his head towards something behind me. Gulping, I slowly turn around, gripping my keys hard that it started to hurt. A bunch of strange creatures seemed to have materialized behind me when I wasn’t looking. I could feel my heart start to pound inside me, wanting to scream but nothing would come out. What were they and why are they here? Were they hunting something? Someone? Were they hunting me? One of them starts to jump towards me. I try to shield myself with my arms, shutting my eyes tightly, begging to myself to wake up. Maybe I did fall asleep and I just don’t think this is a dream. Next thing I heard, I heard a roar from sounded like a panther or something. I opened my eyes, almost afraid to open them up. I could see a panther-like creature attacking the creatures with… blades? I walked backwards, trying to get away from the proximity of the battle. I turned and tried to run for my apartment when I got cut off by another one of those creatures. A griffon started to attack it before it could swipe its claws at me. I crouch down, burying my head into my knees, basically trying to make myself as small as possible.

A few more roars and screeches were heard, bodies being dropped, and what was actually minutes felt like hours went by. Noises stopped and now all I am hearing are footsteps, approaching me slowly. The footsteps stopped and I slowly start to look around, seeing there’s nothing. Not a single body dead on the ground. I start to get confused, murmuring to myself, “Wh-what?” I stand up slowly; turn around to see the same strange man looking at me with his cane out this time. I slowly back up until I’m against a tree and held out my keys, trying to use it as a weapon to stab him with, “Stay back!” He scoffed and shrugged, “ I just got rid of all those Nobodies for you and you think I’M the threat?”

“I-I don’t know. This is… What? Nobodies? For all I know, it could be that you summoned them.”

“That’s fair. But it doesn’t also make sense for me to try to get rid of them just to save you. They want you for something. Or maybe someone really wants you dead.”

“Who would want me dead? What about my parents?”

“Hmm, I don’t know and I think your real parents are connected to whatever the shit is going on with you.”

He starts to walk away; his creatures start to follow behind him. I wanted to know more. He couldn’t just tell me all this and expect me to drop it. I put away my keys, suddenly calling out after him, “Wait!” He pauses, his head start to look over his shoulders, waiting for me to speak. Trying to find the words, I finally decided to settle for thanking him, “Thank you for saving my life. I… I don’t know who my real parents are and there’s very little of details of them and my extended family. You’re the first to probably know any real details of them.” He waited patiently, not saying anything back. He’s quite the silent type. I continued, “Let me come with you.”

“No,” he said immediately, start to walk away again. Determined, I walk up quickly to catch up to him and grabbed his shoulders to try to make him face me. He stared at me, his eyebrows furrowing, as he does not like to be touched or grabbed like that it seems.

“I’m coming with you whether you like it or not. You say they’re after me. They’re going to keep coming after me unless I’m safe with you.”

He stayed silent for a few minutes, contemplating something, thinking deeply to himself. He sighed, fingers pinching the bridge of his nose, and finally looked at me. “Fine,” he said, sighing in the defeat. I smile, start to turn towards my apartment when he continued, “You don’t have time to pack a bag. We need to go now.”

“Wait where are we going.”

“Someone who could help us.”

I followed behind him for quite a while, my feet growing tired. My eyes start to strain themselves a bit when we finally came to a stop. I looked up to him, his eyes glued on to something. I followed the direction of what he was staring at, coming down to a small building with a bright neon sign. Devil May Cry.

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The Day Zero Project, or How I Convinced Myself to Do 140 Things Before My 40th Birthday

Start Date: January 1, 2018

End Date: October 29, 2021

Current Progress: 4/140 Completed

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Last updated: July 15, 2018

Travel (0/34)

Act like a tourist in NYC.

Explore 5 new museums that I’ve never been to before. (0/5)

Go on a tour of the White House.

(Virginia) - Stay at Smith Mountain Lake.

(Virginia) - Tour Arlington National Cemetery.

(Virginia) - See the tulips at Burnside Farms in Haymarket.

(Virginia) - Do the Route 11 Yard Crawl.

(Virginia) - Explore Richmond.

(Virginia) - Find - and photograph - at least 10 “Love” signs

(Virginia) - Have a staycation.

(Austin) - Attend a live music show.

(Austin) - Find - and photograph - at least 10 of the Austin murals.

(Austin) - Go to either Schlitterbahn or Barton Springs.

(Austin) - Go bar hopping on 6th Street.

(Austin) - Conquer my fear and see the bats under Congress Avenue Bridge (and try not to have a panic attack in the process).

(New Jersey) - Explore Seaside Heights.

(New Jersey) - Attend the Quick Chek Festival of Ballooning in Readington (and maybe ride a balloon?)

(New Jersey) - Explore Cape May.

(New Jersey) - Explore Asbury Park.

Visit an iconic haunted building/location. (0/1)

Go on another cruise

Get 3 new stamps in my passport (0/3).

Visit 3 new foreign countries that I’ve never been to (0/3).

Visit - and spend at least one night in - a minimum of 3 US states per year (0/12).

Wake up in Vegas.

Spend a night in an ice hotel.

Travel by train, either within the US or from the US to Canada.

Visit 5 iconic horror movie landmarks. (0/5)

Go camping (staying in a cabin counts!)

Take a weekend trip by myself at least once (0/1)

Visit the Pioneer Woman Mercantile Store and tour the Drummond Ranch in Pawhuska, OK.

Stay in a bed and breakfast.

Go on a haunted ghost tour.

Explore Harper’s Ferry in WV.

Food and Drink (0/21)

Eat breakfast in bed.

Learn how to make my favorite martinis.

Try 5 new foods. (1/5) risotto

Have afternoon tea in the US.

Try food from 10 new food trucks. (0/10)

Attend the New York City Wine and Food Festival or the Austin Wine and Food Festival (or both!)

Have a cheesesteak taste test in Philly - Pat’s vs. Geno’s

Eat at 3 celebrity restaurants (0/3)

Go fruit picking and bake something from scratch using the fruit picked.

Have a drink at an ice bar.

Make one signature meal from each of the countries my family is from.

Attend a murder-mystery dinner.

Try 100 new recipes and make a photo cookbook of all recipes tried (62/100)

Go on a food tour in NYC.

Go on a food tour in DC or Baltimore.

Eat Maryland crab cakes in Maryland.

Try 100 new restaurants both close to home and while traveling (2/100) - The Sandwich Shop, Vienna, VA; Marinara Pizza, New York, NY

Prepare a meal using only items bought from a farmer’s market

Take a sushi class and learn how to roll my own sushi.

Conquer my fear and learn to cook fish that isn’t already frozen. (Completed 03/05/18)

Eat at 10 diners I’ve never been to (bonus points if they’re not in NJ) (0/10).

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Attend 5 live tapings of TV shows (0/5).

Attend 5 fandom conventions (0/5).

Re-read all Harry Potter books, including books in the HP universe...

...and then have a Harry Potter movie marathon.

See an MLB game.

Attend a concert of a band/singer I’ve never seen before.

Go to a drive-in movie theater 5 times (0/5).

Attend a trivia event.

Go to the movies 25 times (0/25).

Attend a Redskins game at FedEx field with my mom for her 55th birthday.

Xbox Gamerscore - improve from 50,600 to 75,000 (0/24,400)

PlayStation Trophies - improve from 128 to 300 (0/172)

Xbox 100% Complete Games - improve from 8 to 15 (0/7)

PlayStation 100% Complete Games - improve from 1 to 10 (4/10)

Read/listen to 140 books and track on Goodreads (bonus points if listed on the Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge!) (1/140) In Conclusion, Don’t Worry About It (Lauren Graham)

See 3 new plays on Broadway or the West End (0/3).

Have a Lord of the Rings/Hobbit movie marathon.

See 10 classic movies that I’ve never seen (0/10)

Complete a 30-day photo challenge and post to Instagram (0/30).

Attend a local fair/festival.

Attend 3 comedy shows (0/3).

See something at Wolf Trap.

Watch 31 horror movies each October (2018 - 0/31; 2019 - 0/31; 2020 - 0/31; 2021 - 0/31)

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Complete the 52-week money challenge (0/52).

Pay off my car in full (and do not buy another car unless absolutely necessary)

Pay down my student loans by 25%.

Buy shares of stock in 10 of my favorite companies (1/10) Starbucks

Get 401k to $25,000

Pay down debt by 25%

Create - and maintain - an emergency fund of at least $1,000 ($1,000/$1,000) (Completed 05/29/18) still maintained as of 07/15/18

Buy - or be in the process of buying - a house.

Improve my credit score with all three bureaus.

Add $10 to savings for each completed item.

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Lose 25 lbs. (0/25)...

...and then lose another 25 lbs. (0/25)

Finish a 1,000 piece puzzle.

Attempt 15 DIY projects saved to my Pinterest boards (0/15)

Set up a coffee bar in the dining room.

Set up a gallery wall in the living room.

Finish building and organizing the bookshelves in my bedroom...

...and then post a bookshelfy to Instagram.

Take 3 classes through Fairfax County ACE program (0/3).

Participate in 3 events sponsored by the Smithsonian Associates (0/3)

Take - and do well on - the GRE (and GRE subject tests, if needed)...

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Renew my passport and have a better picture.

Complete either Ancestry DNA and/or 23andme

Complete family tree (to the best of my ability) to at least five generations from me

Learn calligraphy

Learn how to knit and make something.

Donate blood (and find out my blood type).

Take a baking/cooking class.

Take a photography class or tour.

Achieve 50% fluency in Spanish through Duolingo (Completed 02/26/18)

Vote in every Presidential and Non-Presidential election.

Do more with my Masters than just hang it on a wall.

Start another list when this list is finished (and add any of the items I failed to do)

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Do something fantastic for my 40th birthday.

Create a vision board at the beginning of each year (2019, 2020, 2021)

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Give back to my colleges (0/3)

Donate to Toys for Tots each year (2018, 2019, 2020).

Donate $10 for each item I fail to complete.

Walk a 5k for a charity.

Tip 100% at a restaurant on a bill that totals more than $20.

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Go to a shooting range and learn how to shoot a gun.

Collect Starbucks cups from 10 different cities and/or states (0/10).

Buy fresh flowers for my office at least 10 times (0/10).

Get a small tattoo.

Visit a cat café.

Get a psychic reading/get my palm read.

Own something from Tiffany’s.

Create an Instagram to document progress; link back to Tumblr. (Completed 01/01/18)

Have a legit picnic.

Own a Le Creuset dutch oven.

Ride on a sailboat.

Purchase - and maintain - a “where I’ve been” map.

Get a blow out at a dry bar.

Meet 10 celebrities (0/10)

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When you get short on cash, you will typically turn to credit to get the things you want. This cycle of living beyond one's methods can lead to serious effects. Prior to you understand it, you are overwhelmed with credit card debt. Then you begin searching for credit card relief programs. Let us discuss the genuine programs that provide you relief.

The underlying issue with credit card debt is that it perpetuates itself. Once your month-to-month minimum payments get too expensive, you begin to have less and less money every month. That is when you start using the credit cards to buy groceries and the whole thing gets out of hand.

Fortunately for the consumer, there are alternatives for credit card relief programs that are legitimate and reliable. Prior to you get included in https://en.search.wordpress.com/?src=organic&q=https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/finance/find-debt-relief/ a debt relief program, you need to comprehend the different types and how each of them works.

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We start the conversation with personal bankruptcy because it is typically the very first alternative that consumers consider. Personal bankruptcy is pricey and has lasting effects. There are benefits and drawbacks to insolvency. If you pass the means test for Chapter 7, you can wipe out all your unsecured financial obligations. This is a major advantage. The greatest downside is the impact on your credit. If you are overwhelmed with charge card financial obligation, then there are alternatives that may offer you better results than bankruptcy.

Financial obligation Consolidation

Financial obligation combination is a genuine method of dealing with credit card debt, and it is used by many customers all over the nation. But for all of the excellent it can do, debt consolidation does have several challenges.

On the silver lining, a financial obligation combination loan with a lower interest rate than your credit cards will lower your interest rate debt. A financial obligation consolidation loan also makes paying your financial obligations simpler due to the fact that it takes several payments and condenses them down to one.

Among the huge problems with financial obligation consolidation is that it is a program based upon a loan. If you have bad credit, then you may not get approved for an unsecured individual loan huge enough to cover your financial obligations. If you do certify, the rates of interest may be too high to make it beneficial.

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Another problem with debt consolidation is that it does not resolve the core concern of high credit card debt. Financial obligation consolidation is just like a financial shell game where you move your financial obligation from one place to another until it is all under one cup. You have the exact same financial obligation, now it is all in one place. It does not deal with the problem.

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While financial obligation management teaches important monetary abilities, it likewise requires you to follow a rigorous payment schedule. A debt management program does not attack the core problem - how much you owe. That is covered by the next debt relief program - settlement.

Debt Settlement

If you are looking for a legitimate financial obligation relief option, then you need to look at financial obligation settlement. This is a procedure that lowers your financial obligation and then assists you pay all of it off in as low as 2 years to 4 years. A credit relief counselor will speak to your credit card business and negotiate a reasonable settlement. You can conserve countless your financial obligation. The monetary professional then takes the cash from your settlement fund and settles with each financial institution. You make one payment and it satisfies all of your debt. It is not a loan, and it does not rely on shifting your financial obligation around. Financial obligation settlement decreases your debt upfront and then assists you to minimize it rapidly.

The finest financial obligation relief program is the one that gets you real results. A debt settlement program gets you immediate outcomes by cutting your financial obligation by thousands, and after that it gets your long-lasting results by allowing you to minimize your financial obligation rapidly.

There is no "one-size-fits-all" debt relief program that will work for everyone. Even though I've discussed the benefits of the settlement, it is not for all consumers. There may be times when insolvency is a much better option. Simply as financial obligation management might work best for your situation. Your finest bet is to talk to a debt expert and compare all your options. You can also do your own homework to be doubly milebrook financial legit sure you have made the best option.

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Avoid Being Declared Bankrupt - Opt For Debt Consolidation Programs Today

When you get short on money, you will typically rely on credit to get the things you want. This cycle of living beyond one's means can lead to major consequences. Prior to you understand it, you are overwhelmed with charge card financial obligation. Then you start browsing for charge card relief milebrook financial legit programs. Let us speak about the genuine programs that offer you relief.

The underlying issue with charge card financial obligation is that it perpetuates itself. Once your month-to-month minimum payments get too high, you start to have less and less money each month. That is when you begin utilizing the credit cards to buy groceries and the entire thing leaves hand.

Luckily for the consumer, there are alternatives for charge card relief programs that are genuine and effective. Before you get associated with a debt relief program, you must understand the different types and how each of them works.

Insolvency

We begin the discussion with personal bankruptcy due to the fact that it is often the very first option that consumers consider. Personal bankruptcy is expensive and has lasting effects. There are benefits and drawbacks to bankruptcy. If you pass the methods test for Chapter 7, you can wipe out all your unsecured debts. This is a major advantage. The most significant downside is the result on your credit. If you are overwhelmed with charge card financial obligation, then there are options that may provide you much better outcomes than personal bankruptcy.

Financial obligation Debt consolidation

Financial obligation combination is a legitimate method of dealing with credit card debt, and it is used by many customers all over the nation. However for all of the good it can do, debt consolidation does have several challenges.

On the great side, a debt combination loan with a lower rate of interest than your credit cards will lower your rates of interest financial obligation. A debt combination loan likewise makes paying your debts simpler since it takes a number of payments and condenses them down to one.

One of the big issues with debt combination is that it is a program based on a loan. If you have bad credit, then you might not certify for an unsecured personal loan big enough to cover your financial obligations. If you do certify, the rate of interest may be too high to make it worthwhile.

With bad credit, you can get a protected personal loan that requires you to put countless dollars of your individual property down as collateral. If you default on the loan, then you lose your residential or commercial property.

Another problem with consolidation is that it does not resolve the core problem of high https://en.search.wordpress.com/?src=organic&q=https://www.un.org/development/desa/dpad/publication/cdp-background-paper-no-05/ charge card financial obligation. Debt combination is similar to a financial shell video game where you move your financial obligation from one place to another until it is all under one cup. You have the exact same debt, however now it is all in one place. It does not address the issue.

Financial obligation Management

Financial obligation management typically includes dealing with a credit counseling agency, exercising payment plans with your financial institutions and then paying off your debt based on the cash you have remaining monthly. If you are overwhelmed by financial obligation, then you can see the difficulties with this program.

While debt management teaches important financial skills, it likewise requires you to adhere to a rigorous repayment schedule. A debt management program does not attack the core problem - how much you owe. That is covered by the next financial obligation relief program - settlement.

Debt Settlement

If you are searching for a legitimate financial obligation relief option, then you need to look at financial obligation settlement. This is a process that reduces your debt and after that helps you pay all of it off in as little as 2 years to 4 years. A credit relief therapist will speak to your charge card business and work out a reasonable settlement. You can save thousands of your financial obligation. The financial professional then takes the loan from your settlement fund and settles with each financial institution. You make one payment and it satisfies all of your financial obligation. It is not a loan, and it does not depend on moving your debt around. Debt settlement lowers your financial obligation upfront and then helps you to lower it rapidly.

The finest financial obligation relief program is the one that gets you genuine results. A financial obligation settlement program gets you immediate results by cutting your debt by thousands, and after that it gets your long-lasting outcomes by enabling you to minimize your debt rapidly.

There is no "one-size-fits-all" financial obligation relief program that will work for everybody. Even though I have actually pointed out the advantages of the settlement, it is not for all consumers. There might be times when personal bankruptcy is a much better option. Simply as financial obligation management might work best for your situation. Your best choice is to speak with a debt specialist and compare all your options. You can also do your own homework to be two times as sure you have actually made the right choice.

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44 Legit Ways to Save Money Fast (Even if You’re Awful at Saving)

If you have little to nothing in your savings account, you’re not alone.

You’ll often hear experts recommend that you have an emergency fund that would cover between three and six months of living expenses, but many Americans don’t. In fact, a recent Bankrate survey of 1,000 people found that 23% of respondents had no savings at all.

But don’t panic. It may be daunting trying to save money fast, but it’s not impossible. Here are 44 tips to help you save money quickly.

13 Ways to Trim Your Monthly Budget ASAP

Hopefully, you have a budget that already includes allocations for savings. But you can do better than that. Chances are, you can find additional savings to squeeze out — even when it comes to necessary expenses.

These tips will help you cut the fat from your monthly budget.

1. Cancel subscriptions and memberships that aren’t essential — like that meal-kit service and gym membership. There may even be subscriptions you didn’t realize you were still paying for. A subscription-tracking tool, like the Empower app, can help you figure out what’s being automatically drafted from your account.

2. Say goodbye to your cable bill and move to a less expensive streaming service. Hulu and Netflix offer free trials for your first month of service. There are even subscription options that will allow you to watch live TV, such as Sling TV, which has plans starting at $25 per month.

3. Ditch your pricy cell phone plan and switch to a cheaper prepaid option. Verizon Wireless and AT&T offer prepaid plans starting at $30 per month, and you aren’t tied down to a contract.

4. Use your smartphone’s Wi-Fi hot spot for internet access instead of paying for home service. This option is best if you don’t use internet at home often, because frequent use may drain your cell phone’s data.

5. Call your phone, internet, cable and insurance providers and threaten to cancel. Sometimes they’ll be willing to give you a lower rate to keep you as a customer.

If you don’t want to spend time on the phone yourself, download Truebill, an app that’ll help you identify and cancel unwanted subscriptions. Truebill users cancel an average of $60 per month in unwanted subscriptions. That’s a savings of $720 per year.

6. Get your insurance policies through the same company for discounted rates.

Tia Chambers, of Indianapolis, Indiana, saved $33 per month on her mortgage insurance and $27 per month on her car insurance — a combined monthly savings of $60 — by switching her home and auto insurance to one company.

To find the best rates, try the search engine Gabi, which gives you a true apples-to-apples comparison at the same coverage levels and deductibles you currently have, compares the major insurers’ rates for that same coverage and helps you switch on the spot if it finds you a better rate.

7. Increase your insurance deductibles to lower your monthly bill. Just be aware that you’ll pay more out of pocket should you need to file a claim.

8. Contact your student loan servicer to ask about switching to an income-based repayment plan or deferring your payments if you’re experiencing hardship. Don’t think of these as long-term solutions, though, as they could increase the overall interest you pay on the loan.

9. Set up automated bill pay to avoid late fees. Your bank likely has an online bill-paying service that lets you set up transfers directly to another account.

You can also set up auto bill pay by providing your service company with your bank account or debit card information, and having the company withdraw funds by the bill’s due date automatically.

10. Save on housing costs by listing a room on Airbnb or getting a roommate to split expenses. If you list a room, you’ll want to make sure to have your landlord’s approval.

11. Adjust your tax withholding status if you get a hefty refund check each year. Pocket your take-home pay increase as savings.

12. Transfer your credit card balance to a new card with 0% interest. And while you’re at it, avoid racking up additional debt. Don’t make any large purchases on your credit card or take out any new loans.

13. Save money on your car payment and insurance costs by selling your car and going from a two-car household to a one-car household. If you only have one car to begin with, you could sell that car and get a cheaper one.

Just make sure the vehicle you’re selling is worth more than what you owe on it and that you also factor in the cost of title and registration fees. If public transportation is widely available where you live, you could sell your car and rely on local transit systems.

How to Save Money Fast: 7 Ways to Cut Daily Spending

If you’re trying to save money fast, take a good look at what you spend every day. Where you can make a change?

You might think you have no wiggle room to save, but that $1.50 toll and $5 cup of coffee add up. Saving a little money every day will snowball into a nice amount of cash at the end of the month.

Save Money on Food

You’ve gotta eat, but that doesn’t mean you have to overspend on food.

14. Only go grocery shopping once a week; make a list and stick to it. Before you go, take inventory of what’s in your freezer and pantry to see what you can make out of what you already have. Buy staples — like oatmeal or rice — in bulk.

15. Pack your own lunch to bring to work, and make snacks at home for when you’ll be out running errands. Meal planning can also help you avoid overpaying for food. Prepare several meals at the start of each week. Plan meals that have minimal ingredients, and ignore recipes with high-cost ingredients.

16. Avoiding drinking your potential savings. Drink water instead of buying soda or juice. Nix the bottled water, and go with filtered water or tap instead. Make your own coffee to avoid the high prices at coffee shops.

Save Money on Transportation

Unless you work from home or you can easily walk or bike to work, you’re probably spending money on transportation every weekday. Here’s how you can reduce those expenses.

17. Carpool with your co-workers or neighbors who work close to your job. Split the costs of gas, tolls and parking.

18. Check out local public transportation options to see if you could cut the cost of your commute. Public transit isn’t available everywhere, but it can save some commuters on gas and parking. Oftentimes, purchasing a monthly pass is a better deal compared to paying each day or getting a weekly pass.

19. Fuel up for less. Use apps like GasBuddy to find the cheapest gas when it’s time to fuel up. Or sign up for a fuel rewards program that’ll save you money on frequent purchases at a given gas station.

20. If you pay for parking, seek out a cheaper garage or lot — even if that means you have to walk a few blocks farther to work.

6 Money Moves That Help You Save Faster

Saving money takes effort, especially if you’re looking to bulk up those savings fast.

21. Set up direct deposit to put a certain percentage of your paycheck into savings each time you get paid. It’s a simple way to set money aside before it reaches your checking account.

22. Treat saving like a bill you pay to yourself. Set up your bank account to automatically transfer money from your checking account to your savings account once per month.

This can be especially useful for workers who don’t rely on regular paychecks, like those in the gig economy or those who get paid in tips. For example, you could set up a $50 savings transfer midmonth. Or you could set aside 10% of your tips at the end of each shift.

23. Download savings apps that’ll help you save money without even thinking about it. One of our favorites is Digit, which pulls small amounts from your checking account to your savings account after determining how much you can safely put aside.

24. Keep your savings someplace you can’t access it easily — like an online bank account where you can’t make withdrawals at a nearby ATM. Better yet, make sure it’s a high-yield savings account so that you’ll earn more interest.

25. Temporarily pause or lower contributions to long-term savings vehicles — like your retirement account or kids’ college fund.

26. Save any extra money you might get — whether that’s a work bonus, side-gig income or birthday cash.

7 Ways to Change Your Mindset From Spending to Saving

When you’re trying to bulk up your savings quickly, you need to be dedicated. You have to have the right frame of mind.

Setting personal finance goals can keep your mind focused on what you’re trying to accomplish — like having an emergency fund as a safety net or saving up for a special trip — rather than dwelling on what you’re missing out on by reducing your spending.

Here are some tips to help you become a saver instead of a spender.

27. Find ways to enjoy your downtime without spending money. Go to the park or the beach. Take a walk with a friend instead of meeting up for lunch or drinks. Host a potluck dinner or game night. Check out DVDs from the library instead of going to the movie theaters. Attend free events in your city.

28. Stop impulse buying. Attach a sticky note to your debit card asking yourself if the purchase you’re about to make is necessary.

If internet shopping is your weakness, you can remove your credit card info from online accounts, block your favorite retail websites or even install Icebox, a free Google Chrome extension that removes the “add to cart” option on retail sites and replaces it with a “put it on ice” button. You won’t be able to purchase the item for however long you determine you want to “freeze” the purchase.

29. Switch your spending over to a cash system. Put cash in envelopes for each budget category. Handling cash for each transaction helps you easily see how much money is being spent. Once you’ve spent all the money in that budget category, that’s it for the month.

30. If you have a two-income household, try living off one income while saving the other. After Dallas resident Veneta Lusk got married, she and her husband decided to live off his income while saving hers to build up a six-month emergency fund and a down payment for a car.

By choosing to save and not spend her income, the couple was able to pay off that first car in less than a year. They were also able to buy and quickly pay off a second car and pay off their home mortgage in five years.

31. Commit to a “no-spend challenge,” where you nix all spending outside of essentials and planned purchases. Get comfortable telling yourself (and others) no, and watch your savings blossom.

32. Manually track your spending. R.J. Weiss, of Geneva, Illinois, uses a spreadsheet to manually track every dollar he spends around the holidays and special occasions. Though he uses a budgeting app most of the year, he uses pen and paper when he anticipates expenses may run high, because it makes him more aware of his spending.

33. Save your change. After you buy something, set the spare change aside to deposit into your savings account. Your bank may provide paper to roll up your coins for free — or it may accept the loose change unrolled.

If you’re trying to exchange coins for cash at a coin-counting machine like Coinstar, be aware of service fees.

7 Strategies for Saving When You Still Need to Spend

Let’s be real — no matter how dedicated you are to saving, you can’t completely eliminate all spending. Sometimes, you just want to treat yo’ self. Or perhaps you’re trying to save money during the holidays but don’t want to be a complete Scrooge.

These tips will help you save even while you spend.

34. Never buy anything full price. Email the manufacturers of your favorite brands to ask for coupons. Use Groupon or look for promotions for special discounts when dining at a restaurant or planning an outing. Take advantage of senior, student or military discounts, if any of those apply to you.

35. Check old gift cards to see if you have money left over to spend. For example, before you go out and buy a present for your kid’s upcoming birthday, check to see if there’s a balance on that old Walmart gift card in your wallet.

Also, some states have gift card laws that mandate retailers must give you the cash value left on the card if it falls below a certain amount.

36. Get your haircut or manicure at a cosmetology school instead of your regular salon. Vocational schools usually offer lower prices for their services.

37. See what you can get without spending any money at all. Check Craigslist or your local Buy Nothing group on Facebook for free items. Barter services — like babysitting or lawn mowing — with family, friends and neighbors. Host or attend a clothing swap, book swap or toy swap to get free items while getting rid of some of your own.

38. Find great deals at dollar stores on items like greeting cards, party supplies and even socks. When you shop elsewhere, save money by choosing generic brand products.

39. Open a rewards credit card that earns cash back — just make sure to pay off that credit card purchase ASAP.

40. Limit gift giving. Spend time with loved ones for birthdays, Christmas and other holidays instead of giving presents. Or if you do give presents, choose to exchange DIY or very inexpensive gifts.

4 Ways to Get Extra Cash to Pad Your Savings

It’s simple: The more money you make, the more you can save.

Making extra money — whether that means selling unwanted items or taking on a side gig — is a great way to score additional savings quickly.

41. Get a side hustle, start a part-time job or find other ways to make money fast, like being a mystery shopper or donating plasma. Use all that additional income from your side business to pad your savings.

42. Earn extra money at your current job by negotiating a raise, volunteering to work overtime or requesting to pick up more shifts.

43. Declutter your home and make quick cash by selling unused items you have lying around. After Toronto resident Sandy Yong got married last year, she decided to sell various items she had purchased for her winter “Beauty and the Beast”-themed wedding.

Yong turned to Facebook Marketplace, Letgo, Bunz and Kijiji, a Canadian online classified ad service, to earn extra money. You could also sell unwanted items on eBay, at a local consignment shop or by having a garage sale.

44. Check your state’s unclaimed property website to see if someone owes you money. It might be a long shot, but there could be insurance policy money or a forgotten security deposit that you’ve never claimed. Check the National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators or Missing Money to search for potential unclaimed money with your name on it.

Nicole Dow is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.

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