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By: Sense
Ah, you are better than me. I could not operate with irregular income/spending!! It would drive me absolutely insane! I like the 60% solution, though I tend to try to compete against those suggestions...
View ArticleBy: Michelle
Being realistic is definitely a big step in budgeting! We used to go way over board with food (almost $2,000 a month spent on food when we were only 18). It was insane. We are much better now.
View ArticleBy: Leigh
I think I’m a more detailed budgeter than you, but I’m probably comparable in how hands-off I am. I have a lot of rows in my budget spreadsheet, but honestly, most of them are forecasts of what I’ll...
View ArticleBy: Zoe @ecothrifty
Sounds like a really sensible system. We do something very similar in our household and it has worked really well for us!
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I am awful at budgeting. I always mean to sit down and go through all the bills I save, but I have excuses. So, so many of many of them. I used to be much, much better when I was at uni- I didn’t...
View ArticleBy: Shawanda @ You Have More Than You Think
I like to keep committed expenses as low as possible. If I could make them 10% of my income I would. That way I’d have more to put towards savings and fun.
View ArticleBy: Aloysa @ My Broken Coin
I budget and then I don’t. I think it is love/hate relationship that we developed with each other. I’d rather just try to contol my spending. Seems easier and more efficient.
View ArticleBy: Tracey
I have a bills account too. It makes life so much simpler. I try to over-budget slightly, especially since I know my next house insurance bill will skyrocket (though by how much I have no idea!) I also...
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By: Sense
Ah, you are better than me. I could not operate with irregular income/spending!! It would drive me absolutely insane! I like the 60% solution, though I tend to try to compete against those suggestions...
View ArticleBy: Michelle
Being realistic is definitely a big step in budgeting! We used to go way over board with food (almost $2,000 a month spent on food when we were only 18). It was insane. We are much better now.
View ArticleBy: Leigh
I think I’m a more detailed budgeter than you, but I’m probably comparable in how hands-off I am. I have a lot of rows in my budget spreadsheet, but honestly, most of them are forecasts of what I’ll...
View ArticleBy: Zoe @ecothrifty
Sounds like a really sensible system. We do something very similar in our household and it has worked really well for us!
View ArticleBy: postmoderngirls;
I am awful at budgeting. I always mean to sit down and go through all the bills I save, but I have excuses. So, so many of many of them. I used to be much, much better when I was at uni- I didn’t...
View ArticleBy: Shawanda @ You Have More Than You Think
I like to keep committed expenses as low as possible. If I could make them 10% of my income I would. That way I’d have more to put towards savings and fun.
View ArticleBy: Aloysa @ My Broken Coin
I budget and then I don’t. I think it is love/hate relationship that we developed with each other. I’d rather just try to contol my spending. Seems easier and more efficient.
View ArticleBy: Tracey
I have a bills account too. It makes life so much simpler. I try to over-budget slightly, especially since I know my next house insurance bill will skyrocket (though by how much I have no idea!) I also...
View ArticleBy: Link love (Powered by feta cheese and an afternoon at the races) |...
[...] carnival of personal finance; Sense to Save has done an awesome job of it, and my post on reaching budgeting nirvana is in there [...]
View ArticleBy: Complete Roundup Of Women’s Money Week Posts
[...] The Long Road to Budgeting Bliss [...]
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