Financial Common Sense
Thursday, April 29th, 2010
We believe so strongly that having a basic budget can change your life for the better, that we’re giving away our budgeting software for free.
Makes budgeting simple. Find out where you spend your money, reduce your spending and save for that great vacation or spa treatment.
Click to download: http://www.libertiny.com/libertinyfinancial3/libertiny_financial_simple_family_budget_2_2.xls
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
How much of a difference does paying an extra $10 or even $100 per month make in reducing the time to pay off your loan. Should you pay off your loan?
These are some of the questions that you can answer with our loan analysis software.
Download it for free here:
http://www.libertinyfinancial.com/libertiny_financial_loan_analysis_1_1.xls
Thursday, March 19th, 2009
Our budgeting software makes your life simple.
Find out:
1) Where you are spending your money
2) How to reduce your spending
3) How to prioritize and pay off your debts
4) How to save more of your money and purchase things that you need
File type: Microsoft Excel
Shipping: Free via E-mail.
Cost: $25
Thursday, March 12th, 2009
With investment returns, at best, low and interest rates on homes, 2nd mortgages and even some credit cards at historical lows, should you just go ahead and pay off one or more of your outstanding loans and be done with it?
Unlike most news media and financial pundits, we developed a loan analysis tool which allows you to run two scenarios side-by-side and view the results in an easy-to-read graphical format.
Then we went to town and analyzed a variety of different scenarios. The answer to our question: Maybe.
Sunday, March 1st, 2009
My wife and I have been tracking our spending for well over a decade now. First using pencil and paper and later with what has become our Simple Family Budget Software which is available here: http://www.libertiny.com/libertinyfinancial3/?p=420
With Detroit on the leading edge of the global recession, we made the decision two years ago to cut our spending by 50%–basically assuming that one of us would lose our job. While this hasn’t happened yet, after two years of effort, we’re now prepared if it does happen.
Here’s how you can expedite what we did…
