Whether you’re planning a small wedding or a 300-person blowout, you need a spreadsheet to keep your budget on track. Weddings are notoriously expensive, complicated and time-consuming to plan – so using a dedicated spreadsheet can keep you from melting down under the stress.
Understanding your spending is the first step to gaining more control over your finances.
Here are five habits that lay the groundwork toward financial confidence, one tiny victory at a time.
New Year’s resolutions get a lot of flack. But making important changes is easier when you attach meaning to them. The new year is a perfect opportunity for a fresh start.
Overall the snowball method is recommended as real-world data suggests people pay off debt faster with this strategy.
In 2018, one job just isn’t enough. Everyone seems to have an extra source of income, whether it’s driving for Uber, selling crafts on Etsy or performing small jobs on …
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Budgeting with someone you can’t stand is all about knowing when and how to compromise. Here are some of the most common situations and how to handle them.
To avoid being controlled by your emotions, you need to understand how they guide and distort your decisions. Here’s how emotions can hurt and help your finances.
You don’t need to know your finances inside and out keep things under control. You just need to a snapshot of a few key metrics that gauge how you’re doing in certain areas.
