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Topic: "Free Budget Software"
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Budgeting
Budgets are the building blocks of financial stability
- Automate bill payments
- Create a “wants list” to curb overspending
- Use cash or a debit card for your problem spending areas
- Sock away funds for emergencies
- Get realistic with sinking funds
- Save on homeowners and auto insurance
- Gulp your daily “budget smoothie”
- Budget with your partner
- Use a free budgeting app like Neontra
Serious Stuff
What is the 60/30/10 budgeting rule?
- 60% for essential expenses or needs
- 30% for discretionary spending or wants
- 10% for goals like paying off debts, saving or investing
It's trending as an alternative to the longer-standing 50/30/20 method
Budgeting
The closure of Mint means a lot of people are exploring other personal finance management apps or PFMs. Neontra is a next-generation PFM combining all the tools of a traditional PFM with new cutting-edge financial planning tools.
What Makes Neontra One of the Best Alternatives for Mint Users Looking For a New Home →Budgeting
What makes Neontra one of the best alternatives for Mint users looking for a new home.
In this post, we compare one of the most popular budgeting apps Mint to Neontra →Did you know?
Canada stopped producing pennies ($0.01, or 1 cent coins) in 2013, but they remain in circulation, and items for sale are still priced in one-cent increments.
Track every penny you spend →Saving
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