Money Budget

Chief digital officer at Northwestern Mutual, founder/CEO of LearnVest, and New York Times bestelling author shows how to use the simple tools of the digital age to get more out of our money. We live in a new financial world. Our wallets--like every other aspect of our lives--have gone fully...

Nothing is more desirable than being able to manage our money effectively. After all, the money we wish to manage is frequently hard-won. This is where a budget enters the picture. A correctly implemented budget should enable you to know where your money is going, maximize the utility of each dollar, and save some extra for future use. What are your objectives? Do you wish to properly allocate your revenue toward bill payments? Do you wish to set aside funds for a large purchase or investment? By establishing a goal, you may mold your budget to best fit your interests.

"America's Money Answers Man" explores the relationship between money and emotions, identifies seven "money types", and offers the keys to life-changing financial success.

Personal finance expert and founder of FirstGenLiving offers practical, actionable financial advice tailored to the circumstances and values specific to first-generation young professionals. Always Have Enough offers a pathway to creating wealth, written for those doing it for the first time...

Are you struggling with debt and saving money? Do you find that near the end of the month, there is more month left than money? Does your family need and want more out of life than you can financially afford? If you answered yes to any of these questions, this book is for you.

The best financial planner Michelle Singletary ever knew was Big Mama, her grandmother. Big Mama raised Michelle and her four brothers and sisters on a salary that never reached more than $13,000 a year. Yet at her death, Big Mama owned her own home, had paid off a car loan, and had a beautiful...

Many young adults feel unprepared for adulthood, especially regarding financial matters. Schools often overlook teaching practical money skills, leaving you to figure it out on your own. But financial literacy is a skill you can learn, even without being a math whiz. This book provides invaluable insights to help you avoid common financial mistakes and build a secure future.

Are you trying to invest your money but are not sure where to start? In this guide you will find useful tips that you can apply in a simple and precise way. A preview of what you will learn: What is Forex Trading? What are Cryptocurrencies? Make money with Cryptocurrencies, and money management.

Have you always thought that your life would change if you could invest in real estate, but the number-one thing holding you back has been the lack of cash to make a down payment? If you were able to invest in real estate tomorrow, with the little that you’ve got in the bank, would you do it? Yes. There’s no doubt at all, you would do it. Why don’t you then? Because, like many others, you think that you need heaps of cash to get into the real estate game. If you have the right mindset, then low funds don’t matter at all.

Budget for a Better Life describes how to budget to reduce your expenses in housing, vehicles, finance, credit, shopping, food, clothes, and online shopping to save money to invest to create your personal wealth and better life.

Can you really start from nothing and become truly secure financially? What’s the difference between you and Warren Buffett? Between you and your boss? Or between you and your successful neighbor? What do the financially comfortable have that you don’t? It’s not that those people were born...

Having a proper budget can help you reduce outstanding debt, take control of your financial destiny and become a more relaxed and happier person. Depending on the nature of your circumstances, the perfect budget may not necessarily mean you spending less. But you may require be required to make effective and informed financial decisions. Creating an appropriate budget will help you jump off the treadmill of surviving from paycheck to the next.

This audiobook is for people who want to make the most of their money. Are you working hard yet have little to show for it? Do you ever get to the end of the month, only to discover that there is more month left than money? Does your bank balance seem to hang around the same amount (perhaps a big fat zero?) no matter what you try? Have you noticed that whenever you have money you seem to lose it or are forced to spend it on an emergency?

Financial success can be simple. All it takes is a plan and dedication to that plan. Once you have a budget, saving and investing is critical for a financially successful life. This book provides suggested ways to save and invest with a goal of having a good life and a comfortable retirement. A Tiny Book on Personal Finance: Saving and Investing provides a guide on how to save and invest, and where to put your money to build towards a good retirement. For those early in their careers, the guidance gives them a chance to set investments properly the first time.

It's a special day and you want it to be everything you've ever dreamed about. It can be! No matter how small your budget is, there are ways to maximize your budget and make it go farther than you ever thought it could. You can have that Cinderalla-type of wedding without going in debt and breaking your budget.

Work consumes just about every waking minute of your life. Before long, you realize that the years have quickly passed, your hair has turned gray, and the only meaning you had in your life was earning money. And for that reason, a lot of people have chosen the minimalist lifestyle. They may not have the top position with the highest pay, but shockingly, they are happier than most. They have fewer belongings and less money, but they have more time...time that they spend well, finding meaning in their lives through their passions.

How to Be Financially Stable(ish): A Humorous Guide to Living Large on a Tiny Budget is here to save the day—and your wallet. Packed with practical tips and plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, this book proves you don’t need a trust fund or a spreadsheet obsession to feel confident about your finances.

Have you ever wondered what will happen to your home, savings, or investments after you’re gone—or who will step in if something unexpected happens? You don’t need to leave these questions unanswered or spend thousands on lawyers. Power of Creating Your Living Trust is a practical, easy-to-follow guide that takes the confusion out of estate planning.

The best financial planner Michelle Singletary ever knew was Big Mama, her grandmother. Big Mama raised Michelle and her four brothers and sisters on a salary that never reached more than $13,000 a year. Yet at her death, Big Mama owned her own home, had paid off a car loan, and had a beautiful...

In a sweeping narrative about the people and the politics behind the budget, Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter David Wessel looks at the 2011 fiscal year (which ended September 30) to see where all the money was actually spent, and why the budget process has grown wildly out of control.