Posts Tagged ‘household budget’
How long does it take for a budgeting loan to go into your account once it has been approved of ?
Once you have signed the declaration for the budgeting loan how long does it take to go into your bank account? I was told once they have received the declaration they send your paymen out to your bank account but how long does that take? normally about 5 to 10 working days, sometimes its less…
Read MoreWhat are the rules or principles of finance for saving and budgeting?
Basically what the header question asks. What are the rules or principles of finance for saving and what are the rules or principles of finance for budgeting? Thanks in advance First rule is pay yourself first. You want at LEAST 10% of your take home pay to go into savings. Preferably 20%. Other than that,…
Read MoreDoes anyone have any credible information about plan 1st financial solutions?
Does anyone have any credible information about Plan 1st Financial Solutions? A relative of mine was contacted by phone and was given a game plan over the phone to solve his bad debt problem. Before continuing with this business we wanted to see some credibility. Any help would be great! Lots and lots of compalints.…
Read MoreHow to Organize Personal Finances : How to Make a Personal Budget
Learn how to put together a personal finance budget in this free video on managing money. Expert: Lamont Stewart Bio: Lamont Stewart is a Financial Adviser with over 10 years of investing experience helping individuals and small business owners plan and save for retirement. In addition, Mr. Filmmaker: Akita McCulloch Duration : 0:2:46
Read MoreCrash Course: Chapter 17b – Energy Budgeting (2 of 2) by Chris Martenson
Chapter 17b – Energy Budgeting (2 of 2): Petroleum has supplied the surplus energy that has allowed for social complexity, industrialization, and the modern conveniences that we enjoy. In this chapter, Dr. Chris Martenson explains that in the future our supply of surplus energy will decline due to the fact that increasing amounts of energy…
Read MoreIf a student does NOT wish to take out any student loans can the student still attend college if budgeting?
Like budgeting very very tightly or just not going to an expensive college or something, but just by getting financial aid? Is it possible to go to college by having this kind of budget and saying no to student loans ? Yes, it’s possible by doing both, watching your budget very carefully and not going…
Read MoreWhat budgeting techniques work for you?
What monthly or weekly budgeting techniques do you follow and have good results with? Any tricks for avoiding impulse buys? I go grocery shopping once a month at Wal-Mart & buy what they sell cheaper than everyone else. It’s a 30 mile trip there. Then I pay all my bills by the first day of…
Read MoreWhich method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions – IRR or NPV? Why?
Which method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions – IRR or NPV? Why? as you probably already know, the IRR is the interest rate at which the NPV is zero, and therefore the two are related. Academically NPV is considered the better option because it is correct 100% of…
Read MoreNo Budget. No Priorities. No Restraints.
We’re deeming — so we can start spending. Not budgeting, spending. No restraints, no priorities — just spending. http://www.house.gov/budget_republicans – Mr. Speaker, what we have here is a rule — not a budget — that will “deem” to the Appropriations Committee $1.1 trillion to spend on discretionary spending. This really is an unprecedented occurrence here…
Read MoreRSA On Information Risk Management for Financial Services
Listen to Ann King from Financial Services Solutions Marketing at RSA, The Security Division of EMC, as she discusses Information Risk Management, a solution for managing security across the entire enterprise. Learn how information risk management provides the most effective means of recognizing, assessing and mitigating the risk that information is exposed to throughout its…
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