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Budget

The Great Big List Of 75 Budgeting Tools, Finance Softwares And Iphone Money Apps

November 5, 2009
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A list of 75 + budgeting tools, finance softwares, Iphone money apps and other personal finance related programs that can help you implement your financial plan.

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How Many Financial Accounts Should You Have?

October 20, 2009
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Financial accounts are a modern day necessity.  Most people have an account at a bank, if not multiple banks.  At that bank they are likely to have a checking account, savings account, and even a CD.  In addition, it is quite common for people to have multiple active credit card and debit card accounts.  Unfortunately, [...]

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What You Need to Know About Cash Flow Management

October 15, 2009
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Jason Price is a volunteer financial coach and personal finance blogger at One Money Design. He helps people manage money wisely for everyday life using practical ideas and Biblical financial principles. If you want to get his free money management tips and put your personal finances in order, follow him by Email,  Twitter, Facebook, or [...]

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Budgeting: A Statement Of Faith

July 21, 2009
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I have always enjoyed detective movies and shows.  I envy people who can walk into a room and know minute details about your life just by looking around your desk at work.  When I meet people I secretly guess what their subtle habits and practices include.  My favorite place to go in someone’s house is [...]

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Saving Up And Paying Cash For The Things You Buy Makes The Purchase More Enjoyable!

July 8, 2009
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My wife and I have been out of debt except for our mortgage for a couple of years now. I can still remember paying off that last debt, my student loan, and how good it felt. It was like a weight had been lifted off of my shoulders, and we were now free. [...]

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Spending Less Than You Earn. Sound Advice At Any Income

June 29, 2009
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The past week was a sad one as we saw the passing of several well known celebrities. The week started off with the passing of affable Johnny Carson sidekick and veteran of two wars, Ed McMahon. He was always able to light up the stage with his easy going demeanor, and he seemed [...]

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False Starts And Budget Malaise: Getting Back Your Budgeting Momentum

June 9, 2009
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If there’s one thing I’m good at, it’s starting a budget. I have no problem tracking our spending for a month or two or setting up income and expense categories. I’m even able to setup a working zero based budget where we allocate every dollar to a category, leaving no money left over [...]

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In The Event Of An Emergency Series: Planning Ahead For Life’s Emergencies

April 27, 2009
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The “In The Event Of An Emergency” series is devoted to the topic of planning ahead for life’s little (and big) emergencies that we all know will come our way. The series covered topics ranging from making sure you have insurance coverage and an emergency fund, to making sure your family is provided for in case the worst case scenario happens.

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Setting Up A Good Financial Plan Can Help You To Weather Any Storm

April 24, 2009

The last few days we’ve been talking about how you can prepare yourself for emergencies, both big and small. We looked at what you should put in a safe deposit box.  We discussed making “What If I Die” spreadsheet, putting all of your important information in one place in case you pass on, or become [...]

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