Get Back on Track – Budgeting Part II

Get Back on Track – Budgeting Part II

In my last post, I talked about how budgeting is viewed with disdain by virtually everyone. I also mentioned that before attempting to work out a budget, it’s important (if not essential) to begin by tracking your expenses for at least one month so you see how you’re really spending your money. Today, let’s take … Read More

Get Back on Track – Budgeting & Tracking Spending

Get Back on Track – Budgeting & Tracking Spending

The “B” word. Budgeting. Uggggh! (slight shudder). Budgeting is probably one of the most hated words in personal finance topics. I can honestly say I have NEVER met anyone who likes budgeting. I’m not even sure I’ve met anyone who is lukewarm on the subject. If budgeting is seemingly universally disliked, it begs the question … Read More

Re-frame Your Thinking: Developing a Positive Money Mindset

Re-frame Your Thinking: Developing a Positive Money Mindset

Your success with managing money (success as in being proficient, not necessarily in being wealthy) has a lot to do with how you think about money. This correlation has been studied for decades and proven time and time again. If you want to get better at managing your money, if you want to remove financial … Read More

7 Steps for Dealing With Financial Stress

7 Steps for Dealing With Financial Stress

In my last post I talked about how, during the process of settling your spouse/partner’s estate, you’ll have to go through all of the financial and business accounts. While doing so, it’s a good time to take stock, tally everything up, and do a check of your own net worth. It’s also a good time … Read More

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