7 Useful Financial Management Capabilities

In these crazy economic times, all of us are thinking more about what we spend and how. Here is a great site with some great tools to use that will help. Click ont he image for another.

Manage Your Money

Coin Stacking

From the truly stupendous to the marvelously mundane, it's a great world we live in full of lots of talent and diversity! I love it! I trust you are enjoying our week of the amazing! If you wish to imitate what you see in the photo, just click on it to visit the site. Don't forget tomorrow is Thanksgiving!

Monday Money

The 7 Most Useful Online Applications for Managing your Money

Today is Monday and the business of the week commences. I am afraid Wall Street's wild gyrations will never calm down in spite of the economic packages being used world wide. There's just a lot of foolishness out there right now and a fortunate few are cashing in on all of it. Nevertheless, the rest of us have some money and we need to manage as best we can. Here is a site to help with that. Enjoy!

http://blog.lendingclub.com/2008/10/07/the-7-most-useful-and-free-online-apps-for-managing-your-money/

Bailout!

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Fun with Money

It's Friday! We have been talking about money the last few days, but since it is Friday, we are going to have a little bit of fun with the topic! Visit this web site to learn how to do some fun coin tricks. I am not very good at these things, but you might be. (Don't forget, sometimes the pics next to these articles have another link to visit if you click on them.) Have fun!

http://www.coinmanipulation.com/

Saving!

Since we are on the subject of money, here's a great little site that gives tips on how to save money in every day situations. They even have a neat little calculator that helps you calculate how much you will save if you put "X" amount of money away per day. (Did you know you will have over $24,000 if you save a dollar a day at 5% interest over 30 years?) Check it out!

http://www.dollartimes.com/budget/save-money.php