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Blogger Showdown #7: Liz Weston vs. Kathy Kristof
Are you a fan of the budget? detailed budget can really help you dig out of debt or deal with a financial crisis. think that everybody needs to do a budget once just to see where they are spending their money. That first-year salary is a good guideline for how much student loan debt to take on. loooooong time. Yes and no.
Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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Breaking Down The Budget by Percentages.
I read an interesting article in USAA Mag recently, "Budgets Are The New Black," and I thought it did a great job of breaking down budgets by percentages (plus, what a killer headline!). Again, not just your car loan , but the money to pay for gas , parking and upkeep, as well as any taxis or public transportation.
Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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Blogger Showdown #6: Fabulously Broke vs. Krystal at Work
Do you believe in budgeting? definitely believe in budgeting because really helped me get out of $60,000 of debt. Now my budgeting style is more flexible, because I just budget for my basic expenses like rent and use my.errr. If it weren't for budgeting, I'd probably still be in debt. Krystal At Work! Enjoy! years.
Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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  • Breaking Down The Budget by Percentages.
    I read an interesting article in USAA Mag recently, "Budgets Are The New Black," and I thought it did a great job of breaking down budgets by percentages (plus, what a killer headline!). Again, not just your car loan , but the money to pay for gas , parking and upkeep, as well as any taxis or public transportation.
    Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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  • Monday Q&A-Specificity and budgeting
    For the most part, we have budgeted amounts for our expenses.  To take your example, we have a $400/month budget for food, a $50/month budget for clothes (which usually ends up being more than we need), and a $40/month gift budget (this most gets saved for Christmas expenses). how much you spend on clothing? Stephanie.
    The Frugal Girl - Monday, October 5, 2009
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  • Blogger Showdown #7: Liz Weston vs. Kathy Kristof
    Are you a fan of the budget? detailed budget can really help you dig out of debt or deal with a financial crisis. think that everybody needs to do a budget once just to see where they are spending their money. That first-year salary is a good guideline for how much student loan debt to take on. loooooong time. Yes and no.
    Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, December 8, 2009
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  • Five Tips for Paying off a Loan Early
    Let’s face it; many of us can’t afford to pay cash for a car. Instead, keep paying the payment you already budgeted for. Since you weren’t expecting the money, the extra money won’t be missed from your budget. Being in debt stinks. do understand, though, that debt is a necessary tool for many families. Round up.
    Not Made Of Money - Monday, November 2, 2009
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  • Carnival of Pecuniary Delights No. 24: Friends Edition
    Hosting a carnival is a good way to gain traffic to your blog, so if you are a blogger and are interested in hosting, please visit the hosting guidelines page to learn more and apply. Budgets Are Sexy presents Finance is really not that complicated. Banker, Saver presents Compare Auto Loan Financing Options Before Buying A Car.
    Pecuniarities - Thursday, September 17, 2009
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  • Blogger Showdown #6: Fabulously Broke vs. Krystal at Work
    Do you believe in budgeting? definitely believe in budgeting because really helped me get out of $60,000 of debt. Now my budgeting style is more flexible, because I just budget for my basic expenses like rent and use my.errr. If it weren't for budgeting, I'd probably still be in debt. Krystal At Work! Enjoy! years.
    Budgets Are Sexy - Tuesday, November 10, 2009
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  • Monday Q&A-Temptation and Seasonal Buying (not in that order)
    Do you have some observations/guidelines about the annual sales of certain staples? As long as your budget isn’t the sort where you’re just barely getting by, I would highly recommend setting aside money for things that you want.  Short-term, I want to save up enough to pay for a car in cash.  Clare. Reese.
    The Frugal Girl - Monday, August 31, 2009
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