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    Personal Budget Guide: Creating a Budget and Sticking to It
    Personal Budget Guide: Creating a Budget and Sticking to It
    Personal Budget Guide: Creating a Budget and Sticking to It
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    Personal Budget Guide: Creating a Budget and Sticking to It

    By Justin Dallas

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    Take your finances by the reins today
    We live in a dangerously unpredictable world. More significantly, we live in a world that runs on money. Most of us have fairly often been overwhelmed by the unpredictability of our lives and the uncertainty of the times we live in. We have been victims of a bad economic time, and at some point or the other, we have all been made acutely aware of how much our bank balance can affect our lives.
    Unarguably, good finances are a key ingredient to surviving in an unfairly tough world. You know without a doubt that you will be able to sleep better at night if you and your family were financially secure.
    Financial stability is not rocket science. It is not impossible to achieve. It all starts with a simple piece of document – a budget. Whatever your age, whatever your position in life and whatever your income; it is never too late or too early to start budgeting. This is your solution to accelerating your dreams and goals, and to securing a safe and happy future for yourself and your family.
    This book gives you a detailed understanding of the personal budgeting process. From setting up your budget plan to creating an efficient system that will allow you to stick to your plan, we hope to guide you through your budgeting woes and help you find a budget that works.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRex Vault Publishing
    Release dateJul 14, 2015
    ISBN9781516308262
    Personal Budget Guide: Creating a Budget and Sticking to It

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      Personal Budget Guide - Justin Dallas

      Copyright © 2014 by Justin Dallas

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      Introduction

      Chapter 1

      Why do I need a Personal Budget?

      Chapter 2

      Basic Steps to Budgeting

      Chapter 4

      Frequently Asked Budgeting Questions

      Conclusion

      Introduction

      I want to thank you and congratulate you for downloading the book, The Personal Budgeting Guide.

      This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to create an efficient personal budget and stick to it.

      Money matters can often feel intimidating and unmanageable, even downright scary. This book proves to you that managing your finances need not be as difficult or overwhelming as most of it believe it to be. A personal budget is a way of not just understanding your money, but also of having fun with it and utilizing it in the best possible way. Use this book to guide you through creating and sticking to a personal budget and I guarantee you won’t regret it.

      Thanks again for downloading

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