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Back to school Budgeting for Students

Posted on September 5, 2011December 13, 2022 by budgetsense

We are one day away from a new school year and it is time to do away with summer habits and rituals. It is time to focus on school and studying. School nowadays, especially colleges and universities, cost a fortune and that requires a budgeting plan by students to survive it financially.   Budgeting and Working…

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Is your Credit Rating about to be Downgraded like the US? It doesn’t have to…

Posted on August 9, 2011August 8, 2011 by budgetsense

The financial world and the stock market have been rocked by the downgrading of the US credit rating by Standard and Poors. Given the poor state of the US economy and the government’s recent infighting to reach a consensus regarding the debt ceiling in a short time, have all spelled an end to the United States…

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What the ‘Debt Ceiling Increase’ debacle in the US has Taught us

Posted on August 1, 2011August 1, 2011 by budgetsense

The on-going ‘debt ceiling ‘ crisis in the US is a great example of why we need to have a budget and live within our means.  If the government of the United States of America-the most powerful government of the most powerful country on earth- can’t meet its financial obligations due to ever increasing spending,…

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Foolish ways of Using your Credit Card

Posted on July 26, 2011July 28, 2011 by budgetsense

Here at Budget Sense, we almost always recommend against credit card usage, unless in extreme and desperate situations.  But of course, credit cards can come in handy in certain situations. But they can also be abused by being used to buy things that just don’t justify the purchase. What are some foolish ways of using…

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Want to become a Millionaire? Go Big, have Luck, be Patient and get Going!

Posted on July 22, 2011July 22, 2011 by budgetsense

Although a million dollar is not what it used to be, I say a million is a million, and it still sounds cool and very cha-chingy! Becoming a millionaire is still a dream for millions of us in this country and everywhere else you go-well, exception are those countries whose smallest denomination money starts at…

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A New Generation of unconcerned Credit Card Spenders

Posted on July 17, 2011July 17, 2011 by budgetsense

I have an admission to make and please stop me if you have been guilty of this same feeling or thinking as well: there are times when I don’t feel an extreme rush or urgency to pay off my credit card balance simply because there is no visible harm being done. Accumulating interest rate? who cares,…

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Duck for Cover, a New Global Recession May hit us Again but you can be Safe

Posted on July 10, 2011 by budgetsense

Are we about to be hit with another recession and a global economic slowdown? many signs are leading us to believe this may be imminent. Regardless of what happens, it is better to be ready for something that won’t happen than not be ready when something bad does happen. You would like to think that people…

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How I enjoyed an Amazing Las Vegas Vacation with a Small Budget

Posted on July 4, 2011 by budgetsense

Unless you have planned for it, are very organized and disciplined, a trip to Las Vegas could be one of the worst things you can do to your budget. I am one of the few lucky one(or maybe smart is the right word) that planned for this trip, almost to the penny.  That is, despite…

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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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