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List all of last month's expenses in order: most essential to least essential. Keep a running total. As soon as the running total equals your monthly income, draw a line. Now, you have a choice: 1) cancel all the non-essential spending 2) increase your income 3) a combination of 1) and 2). Examples of non-essential spending: car payment (sell it and buy a clunker or take the bus), cable TV, high speed Internet, eating out or getting fast food. Ways to increase income: night job, sell things you don't need on E-bay, do tasks or answer questions for Mahalo. This adjusted list so expenses are less than income is called a budget.
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Mahalo Answers for budget
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Can you share your best tips for becoming a fashionista on a budget? 3 AnswersI shop online mainly for my budget buys. Here's my short guide for shopping online with a budget. 1. Look for stores that give you a bang for your buck such as ... read more -
Do you have any suggestions for a free program to help you budget your money? 1 AnswerMy recommendation is to visit Dave Ramsey's website. He has lots of aids for personal budgeting. And, for a very small price you can get his book which outlin... read more -
Is the 2009, budget deficit $1.8 trillion? 1 Answeryes...the CBO has projected $1.75 trillion for fye 9/30/09 and $1.4 trillion for fye 9/30/10 read more -
Is the 2009, Federal budget deficit $1.8 trillion? 1 Answerit's projected to be $1.75 trillion by the CBO for FYE 9/30/09...not clear on all the components but $300 bn is attributed to worsening economic conditions and ... read more
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