Mastering Your Money
Filed in archive General on January 13, 2009
Adam Pash over at Get Rich Slowly (ht to Lifehacker) had some excellent suggestions earlier this month for ways to keep a grip on your money in 2009.
For starters, you should track every penny you spend. It's information.Tracking your spending is an exercise in data collection; it's not the appropriate time to change your habits.
My favorite suggestion: fund your retirement. Now is not the time to stop on that one.
In all he has nine suggestions - methods you can use to make 2009 a better year. It's worth the read...
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Chris Ronk
(01/16/09 7:15pm)
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kzaveri
(01/18/09 2:26am)
I will recommend using http://www.DesktopBudget.com
to manage personal finances. Its the best offline personal finance manager I have seen up till now.
I will recommend using http://www.DesktopBudget.com
to manage personal finances. Its the best offline personal finance manager I have seen up till now.
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I'm a little lazy and scatter brained when it comes paying my bills. I usually end up paying late and getting late charges. Sometimes my APR goes through the roof.