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It’s quite customary for consumers who are making big purchases to set spending limits.
As an example, a couple might say, “I think it is time to buy a new car.” Once they have decided to purchase another car, they will then ask, “How much should we spend?” A great question. They’ll either talk about how much in car payments they can afford, or the cash price. Once the couple is on the same page, they head off to buy a car in the price range they previously agreed on.
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How Much Money You Should Spend on Your Next Computer. Buying a new computer is a lot like buying a new car. You can either get the âBMWâ model that has all of the bells, whistles, and horse-power youâd ever need. You can also go with a KIA type model thatâs very inexpensive, does what itâs supposed to for the...... -
Personal Finance Credit Crunch Budgets are unfortunately quite the necessary evil when it comes to managing your own personal credit crunch. Everyone is going through a credit crunch, even those who have relatively healthy credit. The only practical way to keep yourself financially stable in this volatile market is to get a grip on......
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Spending has a lot in common with eating: both are about consumption, both require money, and too much of either can lead to serious problems. While the problems manifest themselves in different ways — an over-eater’s waistline expands while an over-spender’s bank account shrinks — the excessive behaviors that caused them can both be curbed by going on a diet. Before you begin your quest to get your personal finances in better shape, take a moment to get organized. Organizing your spending diet around a few simple steps could go a long way to pulling the whole thing off – don’t forget, diets of any kind are notoriously difficult to maintain. Stay calm, get organized, stay focused and start saving.
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Analysis of the Techcrunch 2009 Web App Survey Techcrunch has released the results of their 2 month Web App Survey. Some pretty interesting results. I'll highlight the ones I found most interesting. First off, the good and bad news. A quarter of the respondents have apps that see 10,000 active users or more! That's 20,000 apps that are...... -
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Bryce Bartruff, senior director and COO of American Missionary Fellowship, leads a personal finance workshop called “Fiscal Fitness.” For more information about attending or hosting a workshop in your area, give him a call at 610-527-4439, ext. 104 or email him through the contact form.
“Do you know how to make God laugh?” my nephew, RJ, asked as we walked to the parking lot.
“I must admit, I don’t know,” was my response.
“Just tell Him what you think you are going to do tomorrow,” he replied.
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This article is by Fred at One Project Closer. Fred’s blog is home improvement focused, but he also enjoys personal finance from a Christian perspective.
I grew up with the benefit of Christian parents who made giving to God’s work a top priority. My mom regularly reminded my siblings and I that all the money on earth was God’s anyway, and that we are called to give him His tithes and our offerings as a way for us to participate in His ministry. To do otherwise—particularly with respect to tithing—would be to steal from Him.
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