Using a budget is not a one-size-fits-all sort of deal. You could use a paper & pencil system, the envelope system, an Excel spreadsheet, software like Quicken, or an online tool like Mint.com.
For those interested in giving Mint a try, I’m showing how in a series of short instructional videos. In the video below, I’ll show you one of the most important steps for getting the most from Mint – how to set up a plan for your income and expenses.
If you have any questions about using Mint, ask away in the comments section.
Related Posts:
- Getting Started With Mint.com
- How Does Mint.com Keep User Information Safe?
- How a Budget Leads to Financial Freedom
- Avoiding a Common, Costly Budget Mistake
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Great suggestion. Ive been using mint for a while now I like it because my partner likes it…. essentially, it the visualization make discussing budgets easier.
Gotta plan for it though! thanks for the tips!