Wealthy Affiliate Annual Membership - Huge Money Saver
If you are a budget minded person like myself you might want to look more closely at the Wealthy Affiliate Yearly Membership!
Now I've only been a member for just over 3 months, and I've definitely seen some progress that I never thought possible. This includes both monetarily (though not a lot), but more importantly with traffic. Here's the crazy part... I decided I didn't like the niche I was in and decided to completely change direction!
I love the unlimited opportunity that Wealthy Affiliate is and I'm sure you all do too. Over last year I've become very budget minded especially after reading both the Total Money Makeover and Complete Guide to Money both by Dave Ramsey.
Let's be real though for a second ... how many places can you get all the training, tools, hosting, etc all on one platform. There aren't very many. So whether you go premium on a monthly basis or annually it's still a GREAT DEAL.
Personally for myself as a person that does a monthly budget, and saving money wherever possible the yearly was a must. I paid the $50/month while budgeting on the side so I could eventually pay for the annual and that time has come!
Here are the numbers for you to think about.
$50 per month on a month to month basis - this allows you to get out if you don't think it's going to work (this isn't the mindset you should have).
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$359 annually which breaks down to approximately $29.92 each month - this shows you are committed to giving this a real chance and willing to work hard to achieve your goals.
Now like I said I totally get not being able to pay the annual up front but plan for it even if you aren't able to afford it now.
In doing so you'll save about $240 in just 1 year.
Hey and if you need any other money saving tips shoot me a message as well I'm happy to help you on your way to going annual as well!
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Hi! that's a better idea of money saving. I paying monthly right now, I should have do that earlier, but I can do that very soon. by now, I just arrange with my bank to transfer for one account to my another account, that come from other benefits anyway. Nice , that remind me for that. - Lulu
Yea absolutely it’s an excellent way to save your money. Plus in my opinion going for an annual membership shows you’re in it for the long haul.
Great article and good advice on saving $. That is why I went from monthly to yearly. It certainly pays off in the end.
Good to think about. I'm doing monthly right now myself but I will probably end up paying the annual price. I've also read the Total Money Makeover and am a Dave Ramsey fan, myself. He has good advice and is interesting to listen to and learn from, at the very least.
I also think I'm in the same boat as you are. I started my first site here but I believe I know a much better topic that I have so much more interest in and can do so much more with, that I will probably go with that topic full speed ahead.
yea absolutely about Dave I don't 100% agree with everything he says but that's ok. For example I do a budget like he suggests but I use credit cards to pay for everything (and pay them off at the end of the month) and then get rewards back.
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I am budgeting to eventually go yearly. Unfortunately, I am not able to at the moment, but am committed to WA. I have it on an autopayment on my credit card then AUTOPAY the credit card from my bank account. As soon as the balance on the card is low enough to give me room to charge the yearly...I'll make it happen.
Great idea to budget...and yes, the yearly membership is a better cost savings and a no-brainer...if only it was doable by me now. :-)
Yea I've read some of Dave Ramsey's stuff and it really will help once you're able to go yearly as it won't be a monthly burden, but I totally understand with where you're at.
At this point if you're able to in the near future wait till Black Friday as it'll be around $60 off!
Not sure if I’ll be ready by then. But will look at it again.