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Jane Dough Just Because the Three Principles of Personal Finance Are Simple, Doesn’t Make Them Easy
Jane Dough Just Because the Three Principles of Personal Finance Are Simple, Doesn’t Make Them Easy| Just Because the Three Principles of Personal Finance Are Simple, Doesn’t Make Them Easy |
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As I’ve already written in a previous post, I’m a big fan of Mint.com. It offers a one-stop, online money management tool that’s much easier to use than any financial software (don’t get me started on Quicken!) because once you’ve hooked in all your accounts, it does all the work by updating your information. But Mint.com also offers educational tools as well to help everyone (even Jane Dough) understand how to get a grip on managing money. And none more so than the article “Three Principles of Personal Finance: All You Need to Know for Financial Success.” As the article’s writer Aaron Patzer so succinctly puts it, about 10,000 books have been written on personal finance and for the most part they are 99% motivation and 1% information. Because when it comes right down to it, there are just three things you need to do to realize financial stability:
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Hate Quicken
written by shannon, June 10, 2008
I bought Quicken about three years ago it still sits int he box next to my computer. I went to my brothers house one night for a tutor session on it. I watched and decided never to open the box. I hate Quicken and haven't even attempted to open the box.
thanks
written by bobbie, June 10, 2008
Finally someone selling me a tool for my finances BUT not asking for money. I can't beleive it, is this really happening? Thank you and I plan to read.
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Jane Dough
Jane Dough is Daily Cent's own resident personal finance expert who knows that women have to balance more than just their checkbooks! Her mission is to help Daily Cents readers make sense of investing, budgeting, saving for retirement and education, real estate and taxes and to have a little fun along the way. Meaning: no lectures! After all, it’s about more than the bucks.