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Five best financial management apps for millennials

While it is difficult to maintain an expense diary and update it manually, the tech savvy millennials have an option to go digital

Here are some apps you need to help with your budgeting.

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(via Top Apps Every College Student Needs | Financially Mint)

So many apps out there how does one choose? All tried and tested by me - here are the top ones!

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SAVING FOR AN EMERGENCY FUND: HEALTHY SIMPLE STEPS TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE MONEY TO DEAL W1TH AN EMERGENCY EXPENSE

SAVING FOR AN EMERGENCY FUND: HEALTHY SIMPLE STEPS TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE MONEY TO DEAL W1TH AN EMERGENCY EXPENSE

saving for an emergency fund We hope that you and your family are safe, healthy and secure during this COVID-19 pandemic. Ira Smith Trustee & Receiver Inc. is absolutely operational and Ira, in addition to Brandon Smith, is readily available for a telephone consultation or video meeting. If you would prefer to listen to an audio version of this Brandon Blog, please scroll to the very bottom and…

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Could An App Do Your Budgeting For You?

Could An App Do Your Budgeting For You?

January is a great time to make a budget for the year ahead, and we’ve shared plenty of budgeting tips in the past for those who want to sit down and work out their own spending plan. Continue reading

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7 Steps to Stay Within Your Budget

Having a budget in place can help - even in a chaotic pandemic situation as we are facing now. Here are 7 steps to help you stay within your means, even when the world goes crazy.

The pandemic is changing everybody’s lives. But just because the world around us is chaotic doesn’t mean your budget has to go into the red. We’ve gathered our best money-saving tips to help you stay calm, cool, and collected during these uncertain times. Keep reading for our best budgeting tips.

Don’t be hasty with your investments

If you have stocksbut you’ve seen them drop in recent…

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Two Ways Everyday People are Cutting Back on Bills

Two Ways Everyday People are Cutting Back on Bills - Paying utility bills to run your home is a given - there's no getting around it. There are ways, however, that you can cut back on these everyday bills.

If you sometimes dread checking the mail, solely because you know it contains a multitude of bills you can’t pay just now, you’re definitely not alone. Constant bills are a source of dread for pretty much every adult, and those bills aren’t going away; they’re only getting worse. The cost of living, including necessary utilities like power and water, are increasing on the daily, but the reliance…

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How To Get Your 2020 Home Budget Plan Organized : November 2019 Budget Update

How To Get Your 2020 Home Budget Plan Organized : November 2019 Budget Update

START YOUR HOME BUDGET PLANNING NOW WITH THESE SIMPLE STEPS

With the New Year upon us, it’s time to start thinking about your 2020 Home Budget Plan so you’re organized come January.

To do this I suggest a few simple tasks that won’t take much effort or time but will be valuable for you in the New Year.

What does it mean to create a budget?

It means that you are putting your finances into…

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Day 78: Top 3 Favorite Budget Apps | 101 Days till Christmas Countdown

Check out my top 3 Favorite Budget Apps! | 101 Days till Christmas Countdown | Day 78!

Why are we talking about budget apps on a Christmas countdown? It’s because you probably had one of these two thoughts last year: “I’m SO glad I saved money and didn’t go into debt,” or “Man, I really need to plan better next year!” Even if you had the Best Christmas EVER there are always things we can improve, do better or not to at all. I know for me, I can definitely do better in the planning…

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