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Finances out of control - automation could be the answer!
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The "I will teach you to be rich" guy Ramit tells how to get a grip on your personal finances, where he guest-blogs on the "Four Hour Workweek" blog of Timothy Ferriss.
Automate a bulletproof personal finance system
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Put your questions here about automating your personal finances
Michelle explains how it worked for her:
"By the end of the month, I'd spent less than two hours monitoring my finances, yet I'd invested 10 percent, saved 5 percent (in sub-buckets for the wedding and down payment), paid all of the bills on time, paid off my credit card in full, and spent exactly what I wanted to spend. I only had to say "no" once, and it was no big deal. In fact, none of it was."
Scroll down to the end of that blog-post - some of the Comments have some clever suggestions, e.g. valuable self-employed tax deductions posted by Jeff Nabers.
Would it work for you? Is he missing any key issues, especially given how Numberers might act?
KC
The "I will teach you to be rich" guy Ramit tells how to get a grip on your personal finances, where he guest-blogs on the "Four Hour Workweek" blog of Timothy Ferriss.
Automate a bulletproof personal finance system
Have any questions? Write it here to get an answer from the blog-poster.
Put your questions here about automating your personal finances
Michelle explains how it worked for her:
"By the end of the month, I'd spent less than two hours monitoring my finances, yet I'd invested 10 percent, saved 5 percent (in sub-buckets for the wedding and down payment), paid all of the bills on time, paid off my credit card in full, and spent exactly what I wanted to spend. I only had to say "no" once, and it was no big deal. In fact, none of it was."
Scroll down to the end of that blog-post - some of the Comments have some clever suggestions, e.g. valuable self-employed tax deductions posted by Jeff Nabers.
Would it work for you? Is he missing any key issues, especially given how Numberers might act?
KC
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Comment by Adrian on August 9, 2009 at 7:59pm - "Money Leader v Money Manager v Money Handler" ... I see a book (or, three) in there Jeff :)
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Comment by Jeff on August 7, 2009 at 10:37pm - KC, I too advocate a "hands off/automatic" approach to many of my menial money management tasks. Follow the link for an article that I wrote on my personal blog regarding this topic. I hope it adds to the discussion.
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