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Simple One-Page Monthly Spending Tracker Template
My simple one-page monthly spending tracker template makes it easy to track your spending in less than 1 hour a month.
How to Close Out Your Spending Plan Every Month
Complete your one-page monthly spending tracker template to close out your spending plan and track your actual spending during the month.
The 15-Second Spending Plan eBook Edition for Couples
The eBook edition for couples solves living paycheck to paycheck, having no savings, eliminating credit card debt, balancing unequal incomes, dealing with different spending habits, and a lack of communication.
30 Reasons Why a 15-Second Spending Plan is Better than Budgeting
The reason you may be broke and in debt is you have tried to follow the typical advice of using a budget. Here are 15 reasons why budgets don’t work and 15 reasons why my 15-second Spending Plan is better solution than budgeting.
The Definitive Step-by-Step Guide on How to Build Your 15-Second Spending Plan in Google Sheets
Here is the step-by-step guide on how to build your 15-second Spending Plan that will help you overcome a variety of financial challenges.
101 Money Tips For Millennials
Since their graduation from college, I have given my own young adult children advice on a variety of money topics. Below are 101 money tips that I have given them over the past several years. I am sharing these 101 tips with you so that you may also benefit from them!
How To Change Your Credit Card Statement Closing Date To Manage And Track Your Spending
Selecting your own statement date, which drives your payment date, will help you manage your credit card activity and account balance.
Splitting Bills – Can You Do it Fairly?
Splitting bills 50/50 would seem fair, however, it may be the most unfair method of doing so.  My analysis shows that you may be adding financial stress and hurting your own ability to save using the 50/50 method.Â
10 Easy Steps For Budgeting Recurring Expenses
Recurring expenses are also known as fixed expenses. They can be paid monthly like utilities or be a periodic expense like car insurance. Here are 10 easy steps on how to budget for your recurring and periodic expenses.