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The following is a guest post from Shannon Weidemann. Years ago I tried tracking my daily spending using a small notebook and a pen that I carried around in my purse. For the first two days I diligently wrote down … Read More »
As of today, it’s been 2 years since the CARD Act (Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure) was enacted. Seems like only yesterday she was crawling on the floor eating stale cheerios. Memories… Anyway, the CARD Act employed several new … Read More »
The following is a guest post from Ally, a personal finance blogger from Sidney, Australia. It’s one thing to come up with a budget, but a whole other story to actually stick with it. How many times have you made … Read More »
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Thank goodness for February! Now I can turn off the guilt that’s been plaguing me these last two weeks. Although I made a sort of valiant attempt at ending the month of tracking spending strong and with complete data, that lasted … Read More »
Our credit counseling advice is to always be careful about good “deals.” Last night I almost bought a cruise package for next weekend. I get frequent flier email offers from many airlines, and an intriguing one popped into my inbox … Read More »
This is a series following my experience tracking my expenses through January. I’m exploring this cash flow management technique with an eye towards what it feels like to write down every single time I spend money. It’s not that people … Read More »
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I hate tracking things. I’m terrible at it. The terrible stems from the hating part. I actually feel a bit reviled right now just thinking of tracking myself on anything. I’ve tried to track my eating habits before because up … Read More »
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