Where did my money go
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This document discusses tracking spending and creating a budget or money plan. It recommends tracking expenses in detail to understand where money is going. This can be done as purchases are made using paper, smartphone apps, or spreadsheets, or by reviewing bank and credit card statements later. Once expenses are tracked, a budget or money plan can be made to allocate money to categories and work towards financial goals like paying off debt. The document also promotes using the free budgeting tool Mint.com or an envelope system to help manage spending within the budget. Coaching services are also offered to help develop goals and money plans.
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- 1. Where did my money go? Joel Eggerding CoachYourMoney.com October 16, 2013
- 2. Where did my money go? • Too much month at the end of your money? • Finding ATM receipts and wondering where your cash went? • Worried when you get your credit card bill? ▫ Or when you login to check your bill? • Have you given up trying to get ahead? • Are you in control of your money, or is your money in control of you?
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- 4. But tracking is work • Yes, it is. ▫ Get over it. • You track other things in life ▫ Who got kicked off Dancing with the stars? ▫ Sports. Especially fantasy sports. ▫ Budget deal in Washington.
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