Tips on Budgeting While Managing a Chronic Disease
People with chronic diseases have to put a larger share of their salary toward their condition, so their financial management skills have to be better as well.
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Understanding IMPORTRANGE in Google Sheets
With Google Sheets’ IMPORTRANGE formula, you can import data across multiple spreadsheets. Here's how you to use this powerful yet simple formula for budgeting.
How to Use Google Sheets to Build Your Emergency Fund in 5 Steps
We live in a consumption-first society. As a result, household debt has increased while savings has decreased. In fact, the median savings account balance in America is only $4,830, which is sufficient to cover only 1 month of the average…
5 Tips for Sharing a Budget in Google Sheets
Google Sheets makes collaborating on a budget easy. Here are five tips to help you get started.
3 Steps to Get Started With Any Personal Budget Program
Whether you’re new to budgeting or have been doing it for years, these three quick steps will guide your budgeting program toward success.
How Budgeting Leads to Greater Financial Freedom
Budgeting can free you from stress, confusion, and uncertainty, and give you the confidence to manage major (or even minor) life changes.
How to Win at Budgeting
At first, budgeting seems scary, like it's taking away your freedom. In reality, the reverse is true. Better yet, it’s surprisingly simple to make budgeting work for you.
5 Essential Google Sheets Formulas for Budgeting and Personal Finance
You only need to know a few Google Sheets formulas for budgeting and personal finance to transform your spreadsheets into the ultimate tool for managing money.
A Primer on Envelope Budgeting in Google Sheets
Traditionally, the envelope method involves making categories for all your expenses, writing those categories on a bunch of envelopes, then putting a set amount of cash inside each envelope each paycheck. You only spend from those envelopes. When you take money out for expenses, you can see exactly how much is left.
Is Zero-Sum Budgeting the Right Money Solution for You?
Zero-sum budgeting means every dollar of income you bring in is accounted for. When you get your paycheck, you know exactly how much is going towards food, gas, entertainment, savings, etc. When you’re done budgeting, you have no money left over.