Ideas, resources, and templates to help you manage your money, including tracking spending, budgeting, saving money, debt payoff, and increasing your net worth.
Zero-sum budgeting means every dollar of income you bring in is accounted for. When you get your paycheck, you know exactly how much is going towards food, gas, entertainment, savings, etc. When you’re done budgeting, you have no money left over.
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Here is a free and easy household budget template to help you track expenses, save more money, and make informed financial decisions for your family budgets.
How to automate your finances to reach your money goals faster with much less stress.
Here are the top automated budget spreadsheets to help you spend with confidence, keep your savings goals on course, and always know where your money goes.
Tips on saving big on travel accommodations without having to use credit card rewards that can leave you in debt.
The best personal finance app isn’t an app. It's a fast, modern spreadsheet that gives you ultimate control of tracking your financial life your way.
Our detailed review of Money in Excel rates it highly for simplified tracking but finds missing features that will frustrate some users.
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