Mint.com is one of our favorite budgeting tools. Read this article series for reviews + information on how we use the tools.
Some people color inside the lines. Others paint like Picasso. Some people color-coordinate their closet. Others pull clothes from heaps. Some people revel in creating order. Others take joy in destroying it. I confess I am the former, even in the case of the color-coordinated closet (it’s like a rainbow of polos…am I the only
Earlier this year I restarted tracking my net worth with my normal boring excel document that I was using since graduating from college. In my old manual method of tracking I’d have to log onto each website, which included all my checking, savings, mortgage, credit cards, 401k, IRA, and money market accounts. Too collect all
Manage your finances using Mint. This is a free finance program from the makers of Quicken and Turbo Tax that automatically syncs with your bank accounts, track spending and provides detailed graphs that show where your money comes from, where it’s going and how you can save more money. If you are worried about security or
