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Question: What is the best personal finance site that you know?

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Question : What is the best personal finance site that you know?
I'm looking for a great personal finance site to help me figure out where my little amount of cash is disappearing to.
- asked by Mike E

All Answers:
Answer #1
I am reading lots of personal finance blogs whichI found very helplful: the simple dollar, get richslowly, lazy man and money, free money finance arejust a few that come to my mind. If you areinterested google them and you will find moreblogs on their blogroll.
- answered by Gabriela .

Answer #2
OK, my first stop would be google.Next, I wouldget myself educated about budgetinghere:
http://www.freebudgetkit.com/Then I would getsmarter about investinghere:https://personal.vanguard.com/us/planningeducation/generalAs to figuring out where your littlecash goes to, only you can do that.Every time youspend a penny, write it down. Write down when,where, and what you spent your money on. At theend of the month, tally it up into severalcategories. (Be as specific or broad as you want,fast food could fall to dining out andentertainment, or could be listed separately, yourcall) At the end of the month, I will bet youwill be very surprised to find out exactly howmuch of your take home pay you spend onunnecessary stuff in the $2 - $10 range.I did thisseveral years ago, and discovered that I wasspending over $200 a month on coffee, bottledwater, and snacks. Never realized that the $1.75a day on a Starbucks would add up quite thatseverly.
- answered by cbmttek




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