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Nate Pummel
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Nate Pummel
  • Flipper
  • Littleton, CO
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Hi all, I'm curious to learn what personal budgeting tools people are using.  I've always been a budgeter (not sure that's a word), and after defining my real estate investment goals, I'm more driven to dig even further into ways to squeeze every penny out of my current paycheck so I can invest more into real estate.  I've used mint.com and now mvelopes.com and neither has impressed me.  What are you all using?  Pros/cons/wish list.  For me I like transaction level detail that I can quickly categorize into the budget categories I create and after reading The Millionaire Real Estate Investor I would like to see how my net worth is changing from month to month.  I also would like more than one user to be able to see how the budget/s is shaping up for the month (my wife) and I'd like to be able to manage the transactions on my phone.  Thoughts?

Thanks!

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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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Steve Vaughan#1 Personal Finance Contributor
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That's excellent you are budgeting, Nate!

I would try every dollar by Dave Ramsey. It's free for the basic budget. I think it's just everydollar dot com. 

Looking forward to following your progress!

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