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Budget's can be liberating !
Old 11-06-2003, 03:03 PM   #1
 
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Budget's can be liberating !

As I approach the end of the year, I finalize my Tax planning and Look at my Budget Planning.

Alas I find I am way Under Budget for my Spending.

Do I panic - No ! - I start researching the latest electronic toys. New Digital Cameras, Another Tube Amplifier to Build, A trip to the Islands in February!

Who said Budgets are not any fun!
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Re: Budget's can be liberating !
Old 11-07-2003, 02:15 AM   #2
 
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Re: Budget's can be liberating !

Attaboy Cut-Throat! You are doing your part to aid in
the economic recovery.

John Galt
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Old 11-14-2003, 11:46 AM   #3
 
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Re: Budget's can be liberating !

We don't keep a budget any more, although I think
it's a good idea. I skip it because I am lazy and am
so tuned into our finances, things just kind of work out
each month. My first serious try at budgeting was when
I was semiretired and married to my first wife. In 2 years we made budget only once, barely. Once I recall
our expenses were twice the monthly budget (partly
why she is my ex wife . I started up again after my
divorce and continued for quite some time. My life was
pretty simple then, and I only had to account for me, so
that worked out okay. After I remarried, I never really
tried to start it up. Laziness again. Would rather
spend my time on other stuff. Also, I would want to
analyze the results which might lead to marital
acrimony. Who needs that??

John Galt
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