7 Ways the Internet Can Help Your Budget

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6 Ways the Internet CanHelp Your Budget

The Internet is one of the most powerful tools you can use to help manage your money.

There is a wide array of financial sites and apps available that can make good money management a

part of your daily routine right from your desk (or even your pocket!)

Here are a few ways you can use the Internet to unleash your inner financial guru.

1. Budget Tracking Sites

Free sites like BudgetTracker.com are designed for you to enter your balances and transactions and maintains running totals.

Try the calendar feature to schedule bill payments.

2. Coupon Sites

Coupon sites like RetailMeNot.com collect clickable and printable coupons from all over the web.

Be sure to stop by for discounts on purchases and shipping before paying for your items.

3. Sale Notifications and Alerts

Connecting with your favorite stores on social media can give you first in line access to sales,

deals and special offers.

4. Comparison Shopping

Comparison shopping is a great way to save money on your purchases.

Apps like Red Laser help you compare prices, clip coupons and can even store your store loyalty cards for you, making sure you never miss a deal.

5. Online Bill Payments

Paying your bills online is an efficient, usually free, way to pay.

Having an online record of all of your payments makes it easier to organize your monthly payments.

6. Aggregation

Aggregation is the combining and totaling of financial information from different accounts.

Sites like mint.com can help track all of your accounts in one place.

Being a good money manager doesn’t have to be a chore.

Today’s technology can make even the most faint of heart a financial force to be reckoned with.

Take control over your finances and use the free tools available on the Web to your financial advantage.

* Sites mentioned should not be considered recommendations, but are for informational purposes only.

If you are having difficulty managing your debt or would like

some additional information about budgeting

visitwww.solvingdebt.ca

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