http://timsstrategy.com/introducing-a-free-tool-for-managing-expenses-during-job-search/ Ideas for Job Search, Career and Life Wed, 08 Feb 2012 08:15:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://timsstrategy.com/introducing-a-free-tool-for-managing-expenses-during-job-search/comment-page-1/#comment-179 harshal Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:32:51 +0000 http://timsstrategy.com/?p=79#comment-179 Nice article. If one wants to monitor its outgoings then this tool is really helpful. Nice article. If one wants to monitor its outgoings then this tool is really helpful.

]]> http://timsstrategy.com/introducing-a-free-tool-for-managing-expenses-during-job-search/comment-page-1/#comment-5541 harshal Tue, 27 Oct 2009 06:32:00 +0000 http://timsstrategy.com/?p=79#comment-5541 Nice article. If one wants to monitor its outgoings then this tool is really helpful. Nice article. If one wants to monitor its outgoings then this tool is really helpful.

]]> http://timsstrategy.com/introducing-a-free-tool-for-managing-expenses-during-job-search/comment-page-1/#comment-178 Suzy Ubry Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:54:21 +0000 http://timsstrategy.com/?p=79#comment-178 Hi Tim, Thanks for posting this one. It's a good one for job seekers for lots of reasons (I'll let your readers fill in the blanks). I remember when I suddenly lost my job last year ... which was totally unexpected! Stressful time for sure with my family down to one income because I couldn't collect unemployment. Fortunately, we were already following a budget and I knew what we needed to pay out every month. So even though we only have one income, with the help of some savings and some major discretionary cutbacks, we are able to make ends meet each month. Having a budget at any time is a great idea. It certainly helped us when my income was suddenly cut off. Instead of being reactive with no plan, we were able to be proactive and well, when we were handed lemons, we made lemonade! With the help of the new budget, I've become very resourceful with what we eat. I have learned to use chicken and ground beef in a gazillion ways! OK, maybe not that many ... but enough ways to keep the menu interesting! The "hunt" for finding the best deals has become a fun challenge for me. I've also just connected with two blogs, Mummy Deals and Deal Seeking Mom where I learn ways to buy my non-food stuffs for almost free. And the church where I attend for my support group helps pay for a "normal day" at times to help negate the negative emotions that come from having to deny ourselves quite often because "it's not in the budget." Budgets are definitely worth the time ... especially when the unexpected comes. Tim writes many, many helpful posts. This one, however, is one that you'll want to put into practice. Hi Tim,
Thanks for posting this one. It’s a good one for job seekers for lots of reasons (I’ll let your readers fill in the blanks).
I remember when I suddenly lost my job last year … which was totally unexpected! Stressful time for sure with my family down to one income because I couldn’t collect unemployment.
Fortunately, we were already following a budget and I knew what we needed to pay out every month. So even though we only have one income, with the help of some savings and some major discretionary cutbacks, we are able to make ends meet each month.
Having a budget at any time is a great idea. It certainly helped us when my income was suddenly cut off. Instead of being reactive with no plan, we were able to be proactive and well, when we were handed lemons, we made lemonade!
With the help of the new budget, I’ve become very resourceful with what we eat. I have learned to use chicken and ground beef in a gazillion ways! OK, maybe not that many … but enough ways to keep the menu interesting! The “hunt” for finding the best deals has become a fun challenge for me.
I’ve also just connected with two blogs, Mummy Deals and Deal Seeking Mom where I learn ways to buy my non-food stuffs for almost free.
And the church where I attend for my support group helps pay for a “normal day” at times to help negate the negative emotions that come from having to deny ourselves quite often because “it’s not in the budget.”
Budgets are definitely worth the time … especially when the unexpected comes. Tim writes many, many helpful posts. This one, however, is one that you’ll want to put into practice.

]]> http://timsstrategy.com/introducing-a-free-tool-for-managing-expenses-during-job-search/comment-page-1/#comment-5540 Suzy Ubry Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:54:00 +0000 http://timsstrategy.com/?p=79#comment-5540 Hi Tim, Thanks for posting this one. It's a good one for job seekers for lots of reasons (I'll let your readers fill in the blanks). I remember when I suddenly lost my job last year ... which was totally unexpected! Stressful time for sure with my family down to one income because I couldn't collect unemployment. Fortunately, we were already following a budget and I knew what we needed to pay out every month. So even though we only have one income, with the help of some savings and some major discretionary cutbacks, we are able to make ends meet each month. Having a budget at any time is a great idea. It certainly helped us when my income was suddenly cut off. Instead of being reactive with no plan, we were able to be proactive and well, when we were handed lemons, we made lemonade! With the help of the new budget, I've become very resourceful with what we eat. I have learned to use chicken and ground beef in a gazillion ways! OK, maybe not that many ... but enough ways to keep the menu interesting! The "hunt" for finding the best deals has become a fun challenge for me. I've also just connected with two blogs, Mummy Deals and Deal Seeking Mom where I learn ways to buy my non-food stuffs for almost free. And the church where I attend for my support group helps pay for a "normal day" at times to help negate the negative emotions that come from having to deny ourselves quite often because "it's not in the budget." Budgets are definitely worth the time ... especially when the unexpected comes. Tim writes many, many helpful posts. This one, however, is one that you'll want to put into practice. Hi Tim,
Thanks for posting this one. It’s a good one for job seekers for lots of reasons (I’ll let your readers fill in the blanks).
I remember when I suddenly lost my job last year … which was totally unexpected! Stressful time for sure with my family down to one income because I couldn’t collect unemployment.
Fortunately, we were already following a budget and I knew what we needed to pay out every month. So even though we only have one income, with the help of some savings and some major discretionary cutbacks, we are able to make ends meet each month.
Having a budget at any time is a great idea. It certainly helped us when my income was suddenly cut off. Instead of being reactive with no plan, we were able to be proactive and well, when we were handed lemons, we made lemonade!
With the help of the new budget, I’ve become very resourceful with what we eat. I have learned to use chicken and ground beef in a gazillion ways! OK, maybe not that many … but enough ways to keep the menu interesting! The “hunt” for finding the best deals has become a fun challenge for me.
I’ve also just connected with two blogs, Mummy Deals and Deal Seeking Mom where I learn ways to buy my non-food stuffs for almost free.
And the church where I attend for my support group helps pay for a “normal day” at times to help negate the negative emotions that come from having to deny ourselves quite often because “it’s not in the budget.”
Budgets are definitely worth the time … especially when the unexpected comes. Tim writes many, many helpful posts. This one, however, is one that you’ll want to put into practice.

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