Personal Budgeting......
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We all want to save money but do we keep a track of it???? Still today many of us don't have a systematic way of spending money.
Personal budgeting shows you what money you need to make ends meet, live comfortably, and increase your wealth.
In tracking your money, you found out what you have now and what you can reasonably expect to earn. In tracking your spending, you found out what your typical pattern of spending is. This information is critical to developing a practical personal budget.
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Personal budgeting shows you what money you need to make ends meet, live comfortably, and increase your wealth.
In tracking your money, you found out what you have now and what you can reasonably expect to earn. In tracking your spending, you found out what your typical pattern of spending is. This information is critical to developing a practical personal budget.
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Eat less
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stop haircut
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Tanima
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"Vehicle Pool"
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I will support this idea, It will help me to save my money as well as I will be fit.
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Nitin Anand
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"sit at home all the time."
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wrt craziness i would agree on all the points bt insurance.. because you may still have to take insurance because what happens if an earthquake comes or terrorists bombard ur house ;-)....
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G A Narayan
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"Eat less"
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Not so good idea. You may spend the saved money in health related matters.
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Ideate: "The craziest thing one can do to save money...." deleted from your view.
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things with Emotional touch
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Movies
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vijay kumar prajapat
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"Vijay"
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Fashion is the thing for which u can let everything else
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Rekha Mahajan
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"for fashion"
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i think we r mad abt fashion these days n ready to spend for dis
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G A Narayan
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"things with Emotional touch "
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Very TRUE. And the manufacturers, distributors and retailers take advantage of this.
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Ideate: " What are the things we generally overpay for??" deleted from your view.
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Carrying lots of cash
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""Indiscreet use of credit cards" and "Habit of borrowing""
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Thomas Wilson
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"""Indiscreet use of credit cards" and "Habit of borrowing"""
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Spur in credit card ownership and its wide spread use is an indispensable part of credit cycle boom. No doubt! Question here is whether it is healthy or not from a personal finance perspective? The boom and bust credit cycle in the developed world...
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Vijetha. Bhat
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""Indiscreet use of credit cards" and "Habit of borrowing""
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In my opinion,swiping debit & credit cards are really danger...compare to this carrying cash is better..i don't wanna buy when i have no money on my hand...but i buy when i have card! uff!
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Hi, frnds I just stumbled across this beautiful piece of information couldn't resist sharing it..... 1. Patience Patience is one of the most important traits when it comes to saving money.This means waiting until the first wave of product hype has passed, keeping a car for an extra few years before getting another one and waiting until something you want fits into your budget instead of putting it on credit. Patience is often the difference between creating savings and being in debt. Having the patience to wait until you find a good deal is a cornerstone of good finances. 2. Satisfaction When you're satisfied, there is no reason to spend money on nonessentials. The sole purpose of commercia...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Excellent tips, but in practice they are to be followed. Thanks for the referral Mr. Sujoy Sinha.
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K. NARAYAN
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The above qualities may or may not make you "filthy rich" , but they will certainly improve the quality of your life and of those around you.
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Insight: " Ten Traits That Make You Filthy-Rich......" deleted from your view.
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1. Brew your own coffee. Seriously, 3 bags of beans gets us through the month for a total of Rs.1000. Buying a cup every day would run about Rs.200 for both of us, times 20 work days = Rs.4000 minimum per month. 2. Cut my own hair. Ok, so the teacher wife cant do this, but I can…I barely have any as it is! 3. Spend all your time blogging so you dont leave the house and spend money. 4. Put electronic equipment on power strips . You would be amazed at how much juice your unused equipment uses. 5. Compact Fluorescent Lightbulbs…seriously, go get some. The power bill goes right down. 6. Use a movie service like NETFLIX ..for Rs.150.00 per month we get 2 rentals…considering that renting from t...
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