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Five Things Not to Do If You Want to Budget Successfully
by Trent Craddock, Apr 1, 2008
We all know how difficult it is to develop a budget and stick to it.
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Learning to Budget
by Bill Man, Mar 28, 2008
You've learned astrophysics, biochemistry, and sociology. Now, you've graduated and need to learn Cooking 101, networking at work, and, probably most importantly, budgeting. If you have an automated expense manager, this is an easier task. No matter how you do it though, it's an important life skill to learn, and it's never too late to start.
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Budgeting Without a Constant Income Stream
by Bill Man, Mar 28, 2008
Budget, budget, budget is the key word for many personal finance websites. It's pretty obvious that you need to plan in order to manage your money successfully, but also pretty hard if you're a college student with few ways of obtaining an income.
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23 Year-old's Debt Reduction Plans
by Sean @ www.rolleyes.net, Dec 2, 2007
I am a 23 year-old recent graduate. I've gathered up some debt over the past couple of years after some reckless spending. It was time to shape up.
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Budgeting and College
by Stelios Dogiakos, Oct 2, 2007
A quick how-to for maximizing your college finances.
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Design With Flare On A Budget
by Catrina, Sep 14, 2007
Everyone wants to have the most put together home, here are some tips to do it on a budget, and things to keep in mind.
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Taming the Urge to Spend
by Ecoleman24, Sep 9, 2007
So how do you break the habit of impulse spending and reflex shopping? Well one thing you can do is put yourself on a budget.
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How I Save Money
by kiki syofyan, Aug 20, 2007
Saving money should not be difficult, and there are lots of ways to save money.
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Your Household is Like Your Business: Balance the Budget
by Murad Ali, May 26, 2007
The average American saves 1% of their income which means they spend more money than they earn. If we take a look at the mean household unsecured debt, which means not secured with an asset, we find the amount ranging from $8,000 to $10,000 per household. That debt has an annual interest rate somewhere between 13% and 22% making it exceedingly costly.
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Financial down falls to great budgeting
by Jessica Dale-Walker, Feb 9, 2007
Where problems lie in great budgets.
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