Looking to improve your knowledge around budgeting? Nice one, well you’ve come to the right place.
Budgeting is the secret weapon in your arsenal. I would even argue it is up there as the most impactful thing you can do to get your finances in shape.
It gets a bad rap, but a good budget can empower you in so many ways. It allows you to see where you need to target savings, and a good budget allows you to actually spend more on the things that matter most to you.
On this page is a selection of articles relating to budgeting here on The Mindful Money Project, be sure to check them out.
Hello there good reader! I’m proud to announce that I have re-branded my site. No longer are we Personal Profit. We are now The Mindful Money Project! Why have I made the change? There were a few reasons why I made the change, other than being chronically indecisive! 1. Blogs in the same space with […]
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We have an app for everything nowadays. Using an app can remove the heavy lifting needed to stay on top of your finances, but which one is the right app to use? I know there are lots of options, so in this article we’ll put two of the biggest head-to-head. Yolt vs Money Dashboard, who
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Using an app is a great way to automate your personal finances. Making your tracking a breeze and gleaning helpful insights. However, there is a fair chunk of choice in this area, so which app should you use? In this, I’ll pitch two of the biggest head to head; Yolt vs Emma. Update: Yolt has
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If you’re looking to get on top of your finances, an app can do some of the heavy lifting on the data for you. However, you might be overwhelmed with the different choices (I know I was!). In this article, I’ll provide you my Yolt Review. Update: Yolt has announced they are closing down their
Yolt Review UK 2021 – Does This Take The Throne? Read More »
Using an app can help automate your personal finances and keep you in tip-top shape. But which one should you use? In this article, I’ll pit two of the best head to head – Money Dashboard vs Emma. What is Money Dashboard? Money Dashboard is one of the UKs leading fintech companies, and has won
Money Dashboard vs Emma? Does the underdog win? Read More »
If you’re not interested in tracking your spending using a spreadsheet, then using a budgeting and spend tracking app such as Money Dashboard is an easy way to automate this task. There are plenty of alternatives though, so is Money Dashboard worth it? Welcome to my Money Dashboard review… What is Money Dashboard? Money Dashboard
Money Dashboard Review UK 2021 – Will This Sort Out Your Finances? Read More »
A key part of managing your personal finances is tracking your spending. You can use a spreadsheet, but seeing as we live in the 21st century, why not try an app? The Emma money app is one of them. In this article, I’ll share my Emma app review. Want to know whether this app can
Emma App Review: Is It the Best Spend Tracker Out There? Read More »
Your 20s are a fantastic period of time. You’ve finished uni and, hopefully, put your skint student days behind you by landing your first full-time job. You’re finding your feet in a career and enjoying the new disposable income you’ve got. I’ve still got a few years left of my 20s, but a conversation yesterday
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Have you just come into some excess or spare cash? Maybe an inheritance, a bonus payment or a lottery windfall? Even though your first urge may have been to run out and buy all of the things you’ve been looking forward to, the fact that you’re here searching “what should I do with spare cash?”
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Even the word “budget” may evoke a deep-seated sense of fear, anxiety and loathing, but I’m an absolute believer in a budget as the cornerstone of your personal finances. Budgets have a bit of a reputation problem. I want to change your mind about a budget and not see them as a negative (with edicts
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