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Month: June 2011

Adjusting your Lifestyle or Adjusting your Budget?

Posted on June 28, 2011June 25, 2011 by budgetsense

When something dramatic changes in your life, how do you respond? do you change your lifestyle around it or do you change your budget instead? For example, given the sharp increase in the price of gas in the last few weeks, do you go back to your budget and increase the amount allocated for gas?…

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7 Advantages of Using a Personal Budget

Posted on June 23, 2011June 20, 2023 by budgetsense

Discover the undeniable reasons why having a budget is essential for managing your personal finances. A budget provides a clear overview of your income, expenses, and remaining funds, empowering you to make informed decisions. It ensures financial freedom by allocating funds to different categories, preventing overspending in one area and leaving nothing for others. Additionally, a budget helps eliminate debt, reduces stress, and enables you to assess and improve your financial situation.

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Selling and Making the most out of your Textbooks

Posted on June 19, 2011 by budgetsense

As current or former students, we all know what a fortune it costs to buy textbooks. Sometimes in the thousands of dollars per semester. Given students’ limited income, this can be quiet tough for most students to afford, and can shred your budget to pieces! Having said that, there is something you could do with your…

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Carrying Larger Bills could help you Save Money

Posted on June 11, 2011June 11, 2011 by budgetsense

Before, it was about common sense and conventional wisdom. Now, it is has been proven through real research. According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research, shoppers are less likely to spend their money if they are carrying cash in large denominations. There is even a name for this social phenomenon: ‘denomination…

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A Faster Approach to Paying off your Credit Card debt

Posted on June 4, 2011June 4, 2011 by budgetsense

When it comes to eliminating your credit card debt, paying the minimum payments will only mean that you are covering what is necessary to ensure a good standing order with your card issuer. But that is about it. You are not getting ahead in terms of paying off the remaining balance on your credit card….

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Want to make that big purchase so bad? Then start planning last year!

Posted on June 1, 2011June 1, 2011 by budgetsense

Like  everyone else, I occasionally see something I really like and want to get it that moment. Problem is, it may not be anything I can easily afford. It could be something big, say a nice car, a new electronic gadget, computer etc. Call it ‘instant gratification on steroids!’ Unless I have a lot of…

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