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Budgeting Personal Finance: List of Free Excel Spreadsheet that help
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Budgeting is never an easy job to do especially at the end of the year. Most people do budgeting at the beginning of a year. But I think that it is even better if you can do it in December to plan budget for next year. By simply doing budgeting, and keep track of all your earnings and expenses just to comply with the budget you set will definitely make you richer from time to time.
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In order to help you with simple budgeting or even complex budgeting, here is a list of links to some free excel spreadsheets which is helpful to plan for your personal finance.
ExcelGeek - Monthly Spending Plan
Simple budget spreadsheet at Lifehacker
Free Spreadsheet provided at Office Online
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It is true that most people are not aware that there all plenty of good and ready made templates for Excel.
kuanhoong - 05 Jul 07 at 11:53 am
sometimes I got some emails attachment of excel games and stuff, really amazing. I got a friend who worked out a spreadsheet for feng shui calculation!
kclau - 05 Jul 07 at 12:39 pm
Excel is a very good tool for budgeting. But most people sometimes want to use a ready made softwares like Microsoft Money because they can download information directly from their checking accounts, credit cards statements, etc.
FILAM Finance - 05 Jul 07 at 12:47 pm
Microsoft Money is definitely a great tool. I love the ability to synchronize with PDA, which offers a lot of convenience.
kclau - 05 Jul 07 at 12:55 pm
I use You Need A Budget (YNAB), its a true budget\cash management system. However, its unlike recording software like MS Money. Found it useful in controlling my expenses.
http://www.youneedabudget.com/
Based on four rules
#1 Stop Living Paycheck to paycheck
#2 Give Every Dollar a Job
#3 Prepare for a Rain
#4 Roll with Punches
shydoc - 06 Jul 07 at 9:36 am
Hi,
Thats indeed a very good list. Heres another excel based budgeting tool.
http://www.mortgagefit.com/spreadsheet/personal-budgeting.html
It would be of great boost to us if you could please review this tool.
Brian - 25 Jul 07 at 12:46 pm
Judging from the screen shots, looks like a pretty nifty spreadsheet, Brian.
LifeOfAbundance - 25 Jul 07 at 8:24 pm