Friday, April 30th, 2010 at
7:22 am
Get ready for something exciting! We are about to send out a challenge to all of our readers and there will be a prize for everyone involved! It is our way to say thanks to everyone who visits our site. Keep reading our blog for tips on budgeting and how to enter. This challenge will help better your finances and teach you ways of how to manage money. It’s totally free to enter. Be sure to tell your friends to enter too! Remember, everyone who enters could win as much as $500 or more!
Thanks for your continued support, good luck and keep reading for future details!
Brandon
Thursday, April 29th, 2010 at
7:44 am

How To Manage Money Tips has joined the Yakezie Challenge!
How To Manage Money Tips has joined the Yakezie Challenge!
I can’t tell you how excited we are, to be a part of this challenge. We feel it will play a great motivating role in our personal development, as well as the development of the service and tips on budgeting we offer to you, our loyal readers.
The Yakezie Challenge was started by Financial Samurai to create a motivated group of personal finance bloggers and help them network in a very inclusive environment.
The challenge is quite simple. To achieve a top 200,000 Alexa ranking within 6 months if not already there, or to improve the rank already attained.
There’s a saying that your results in life will be the average of the 6 people you associate with the most, or something to that effect, depending on the source.
One of the great things about the challenge, is that there are a number of wonderful personal finance blogs that we already read on a regular basis. The challenge is another reminder to continue to build strong relationships with the best of them, so we can improve how we meet the needs of you, our readers. Read the rest of this entry
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010 at
7:19 am

Frugal Fatigue - Tips on Budgeting
Written by Gary Foreman
The Dollar Stretcher Blog
Recently I was approached by a reporter. They were doing a story on people who were tired of the effort it takes to control their spending. What suggestions, she asked, did I have for people who were struggling and thinking of just giving up?
A little time brought to mind some of the things that I’ve seen people do who continue when the easiest course was to quit.
The first is to make a decision. Once you’ve decided to pursue a goal, do not question it. Unless you have significant new information, you have no reason to doubt your original decision. So don’t trouble yourself with questions. Just continue along the path you chose to follow.
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