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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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Tracking Your Spending For A Month Can Help Open Your Eyes To Unnecessary Expense. Due to some pressing issues here on the homefront, I will be running a few guest posts this week. This is a post from Peter who writes for Bible Money Matters, a blog about personal finance and faith. You can subscribe to his RSS feed here or via email here....... -
Prosper Estimated Return Guidance Pessimistic Example -- aka PML #5 -- Pay off high interest home improvement cards In my Friday post, I encouraged everyone to think for themselves when it comes to estimated return guidance. It is after all only an estimate. Today, I would like to pimp a listing I have bid on that I feel demonstrates a great return loan, but it is a fairly......
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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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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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It's Time for Some Personal Budget Planning Tips Personal budget planning is an important part of keeping a handle on your finances. Because there is so much turmoil in today's economy, maintaining a healthy personal budget is more vital than ever. Crafting a personal budget begins with determining how money comes in, and how money goes out, but...... -
Tips and Tricks for Budgeting Many people think that the budgeting process has to be complicated in order for it to be effective but the truth is actually quite the contrary. Once you know what the basics are when it comes to starting a budget and managing your budget, there is nothing that has to......
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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How I saved 1000's on remodeling and home maintenance and you can to! Photo by: Sean F From Glblguy: This is a guest post by my dad who has been doing carpentry, home repairs and maintenance as a hobby since he was a teenager. My dad is a retired manager from IBM Corporation where he worked for 30 years. I have learned......
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