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27 April 2011

When It Rains...

The first quarter of my 2011 was great in terms of finances. Although my budget seem to be very tight, I had enough to go around until the next pay slip. Blogging assignments were left and right. I had direct advertisers contacting me for link-ups, posts and referrals. However, when April came just as the blossoming of spring, the deluge of paid opportunities and other income had suddenly stopped. As if the events of the first quarter never happened.

Makes me think about the adage that "when it rains, it pours." Well, it certainly does in my case.

04 January 2011

Personal Finance

Money was scarce last year and it may or may not continue to be for some this 2011. It is the case for most of us in global terms. Everyone has been tightening their belts and saving so much to make both ends meet. It has been a challenging feat but people are still struggling with whatever they have and can at the moment.

There are plenty of helpful tools to aid us in our drive to monitor our cash flow and expenses. Some people use the old method of tallying their monthly income by using budget worksheets. That is the old school style of recording every penny earned and spent. It may be useful to some who have conservative approach to their personal finance. However, modernity introduced faster and reliable ways of tracking personal finance for us. The use of software tools to do this endeavor has been a great help for many computer savvy people who value not just their money but their time. These financial softwares not only track expenditures but they also record home budget, investment and other means of income.

Another means of governing our hard-earned money is through the services of financial advisors who give sound and knowledgeable personal finance advice. Their opinion matters because they have a track record under their belt of achievement. Their experience and knowledge on the depth of the financial world makes them good authority in the field of finance. Plenty of people who have valuable assets to protect and invest use their trusted financial advisors for opinion on how to manage their wealth properly.

For some of us who cannot afford the service of a personal financial advisor, we can do our own managing with the samples I have given above. It may be old-school style of tracking or with the aid of computer software. We can still achieve the end result of managing our personal finance. 

Many people are devising ways to keep track of their money flow. And with the pressing times, it is wise to do so.

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