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Sutten · 36-40, F
My budget is done in Excel, I have monthly forecasts set out for the year for fixed expenses and just make changes at month end for the new month, should unexpected things come up. After each transaction, I will compare bank statement with the Excel expenses either daily if I have time or weekly.
PatKirby · M
@Sutten
Time we'll spent, wouldn't you say? Gonna try doing linear forecasts for my fixed expenses as well, good idea! I just only recently opened a second bank account at a credit union for the purpose of of having a backup and possibly get a competing home equity line if credit for upgrades to my condo. By chance I found out how much more this credit union offers than the one I've been with since 2007. The greedy big dogs can sure take your money for granted, can't they?
Time we'll spent, wouldn't you say? Gonna try doing linear forecasts for my fixed expenses as well, good idea! I just only recently opened a second bank account at a credit union for the purpose of of having a backup and possibly get a competing home equity line if credit for upgrades to my condo. By chance I found out how much more this credit union offers than the one I've been with since 2007. The greedy big dogs can sure take your money for granted, can't they?




