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    Default use a spreadsheet to keep your budget

    A monthly budget is an essential tool for personal financial success. Before one can know where to invest his money, he has to have a clear picture of where it’s coming from and where it needs to go. By using a spreadsheet to compose your monthly budget, you can make quick modifications at any time and stay confident that all of your totals are mathematically correct and absolutely up-to-date.

    Download the sreadsheet and play around with it by clicking here (ms excel)

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    When I started my first proper job - I resorted to careful budgeting and financial planning with the help of a spreadsheet to monitor my outgoing and incomings.... It helped tremendously!

    Fresh from uni, and heavy with debt, I never seemed to make any savings at end of each month - in fact, the money was being used to pay off my massive bank overdrafts... But within three months I was on top of all my expenditure and now alhamdulillah.....

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    lol - I use my mind to keep my budget

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    Quote Originally Posted by Illuminate
    lol - I use my mind to keep my budget
    Hmm... including tracking the monthly interest you receive in your bank account? How is it possible to monitor that mentally each month?

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    You just tell them to not put interest into your account.....

    duh!

    and says it works for larger banks too like Barclays

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