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Today’s entry is by a 25-year-old single mother. This woman’s spending is definitely troubling — she spends 8% of her take-home pay on self-described “bad habits,” including cigarettes and writing bad checks.
The Money Diary from a 30-something Scrooge member who’s starting to automate his finances. Notice the transition period from not paying attention to his finances to fully automating it.
Today’s post is by a 24-year old social worker who also works a second job. She’s a semi-conscious spender with a slight impulsive tendency, and in spite of her indecisiveness, she still seems to be on the right track. See her spending and my reactions.
Today’s post is was written in November by an 26-year-old who works in television and is engaged to a guy without a job (and a wedding looming). Notice how her costs are extremely low and she’s very conscious about her spending…but is she missing the bigger picture? Let me know in the comments.
Today’s post is by a 25-year-old who lives at home with his parents in an attempt to save money to buy a house. Meanwhile, he obsesses over small expenses thinking that they affect his housing fund.
Today’s post is by a 25-year-old woman who feels guilty about spending money she doesn’t have. How many friends do you have like this?
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