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Don’t Save 10% Of Income, Spend (Just) 50% Of Every Raise And Systematically Save More Tomorrow!
For those of you who find it tough to save more, this is a different (and great) approach from fellow financial planner Michael Kitces. ...
Steve Martin
Aug 11, 20141 min read
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Your budget isn’t working. Here’s why.
If you are having trouble with managing your budget, read this. Steve ============================= Before my husband and I got our...
Steve Martin
May 4, 20132 min read
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Emotion: Where Budgeting Misses the Point | Breakthrough Personal Financial Trainers
A lot of people are under the impression that having a budget, or being able to create a budget, is all they need in order to get ahead...
Steve Martin
Aug 16, 20121 min read
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Poor Spending Habits That Waste Your Money
Be frugal. Live on less than you make. Save for the future. It’s my message, and I’m sticking to it. Just in case you’re getting tired of...
Steve Martin
Jul 10, 20121 min read
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Top Ten Financial Tips: Keys to Financial Success
This article by Deborah Fowles has some great fundamental truths in it. Remember, you can’t be financially successful unless you are...
Steve Martin
Apr 5, 20121 min read
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Steve Martin
Feb 7, 20110 min read
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Sustainable Money – Tara Siegel Bernard on Why Budgets Don’t Work – NYTimes.com
Budgeting is a challenge for most people. I thought this article had some interesting ideas on controlling your cash flow. Steve...
Steve Martin
Jan 3, 20112 min read
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#4 – Secrets to Personal Financial Success: Know Where Your Money Goes
One of the biggest problems I run into is that people are spending more money than they make. And – they have no idea where that money...
Steve Martin
Apr 1, 20092 min read
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#3 – Secrets to Personal Financial Success: Live Well Within Your Income (save 10%)
Another way of saying this is to Spend Less Than You Earn. If you follow this rule – you will automatically be doing a lot of things...
Steve Martin
Mar 31, 20092 min read
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