The Everything Budgeting Book
Practical advice for spending less, increasing savings, and having more money for the things you really want
1st Edition
Published on 1. February 2008
320 pages
978-1-60550-211-3 (ISBN)
Description
When you work, take care of a family, and maintain a home, you need practical ways to make every dollar count. The Everything Budgeting Book, 2nd Edition can help you use your money wisely today and prepare for the future at the same time!
This step-by-step guide will help you to:
This step-by-step guide will help you to:
- Assess and improve your spending patterns
- Find ways to save on everyday expenses
- Use worksheets to keep your finances in order
- Prepare for unexpected events and plan for the future
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Tere Stouffer
The Everything Budgeting Book
Practical Advice for Saving and Managing Your Money - from Daily Budgets to Long-term Goals
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Tere Stouffer
The "Everything" Budgeting Book
Practical Advice for Spending Less, Increasing Savings, and Having More Money for the Things You Really Want
Book
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Person
Tere Stouffer is an award-winning author and editor. She is the author of more than a dozen books and has been interviewed about budgeting and personal finance by the BBC and More Magazine as well as other newspapers and websites.
Content
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- THE EVERYTHING® BUDGETING BOOK
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Top Ten Occasions to Rework Your Budget
- Introduction
- What Is Budgeting - and Why Do I Need to Do It?
- Prioritizing Your Spending
- Assessing Your Current Financial Situation
- Creating a Livable Budget
- Freezing Your Spending for the Short Term
- Saving Money on Groceries
- Cutting Your Expenses at Home
- Reducing Your Biggest Expenses
- Restructuring a Heavy Debt Burden
- Refinancing Your Home and Tapping Your Equity
- Adding Income
- Surviving Unemployment
- Sticking to Your Budget in an Emergency
- Getting Government Help - There Actually Is a Free Lunch!
- Marriage or Moving In: Budgeting for Two
- Changing Your Budget for a New Baby
- Changing Your Budget to Include a New House
- Saving Money for College
- Budgeting Through a Separation or Divorce
- Changing Your Budget After Age Fifty
- Saving for Retirement
- Staying Motivated
- Appendix A: Debt-Restructuring Resources
- Appendix B: Budgeting Web Sites and Online Tools
- THE SERIES!
