Managing a Family Budget
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- April 1, 2022
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Overview
Managing a budget and keeping records is tedious enough, so try to avoid 'watching every penny' and being distracted by irrelevant details. A good effort at keeping records and managing your family's living budget will go a long way toward enhancing your financial future. (5 pages)
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