Posts Tagged ‘budgeting’
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7 February 2010
Web 2.0 Personal Finance
What does personal finance look like in the future? Most people haven’t even caught up with today. There are many options available and tools that people haven’t even considered.
Are paying for things that are available for free? Are you paying far too much for other things? The Internet has made the market much smaller, but it has also filled it with noise. What Web 2.0 opportunities are you missing out on?
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29 November 2009
Four Ways To Focus Your Finances Tomorrow
How many of your financial woes could be solved simply with improved focus?
Find four ways that you can improve your financial focus and get control of your financial life, starting tomorrow. Even very simple changes can help get your mind working on the right issues.
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16 July 2009
Why You Spend More Than You Make (and What To Do About It)
We all know we’re not supposed to spend more than we earn, but many of us somehow manage to do it. What is driving us to do this and how can we stop it?
As usual, the answers are pretty simple, but you have to really identify what you’re doing in order to take the steps to avert the problem.
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12 July 2009
Debt Reduction for the Willfully Stupid
Debt reduction is not rocket science. People try to make it hard. Ultimately you’re going to have to spend less and earn more.
Despite all this simplicity people are generally too stubborn to simply accept that they’ve lived beyond their means and take the hard steps to correct the situation.
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5 July 2009
8 Big Picture Budgeting Tips
Budgeting is a necessary step in your path to a solid financial future. While it isn’t as sexy as trying to figure out how to get massive returns in your IRA, a penny saved is actually worth more than a penny earned, so a budget is a vital step.
Overlooking budgeting is a surefire way to result in financial disaster. At a bare minimum it will result in poorly allocated capital.
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