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05-23-2009, 11:02 AM #1Registered User
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Pear Budget~Free budgeting site
I heard about this through a blog that I read & thought it might be a really easy way for those of you who are just starting out with budgeting, to do.
It is a free site, but you can sign up for a 'membership' for $3.00 a month, which I don't.
I just use the free software that they offer.
It's very easy & simple, which I liked and then you have the option of printing it off once you're finished putting all the amounts in.
Hope this helps someone else!Michelle in middle Tennessee!
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I was wondering about this myself and just getting ready to post..I'm looking for an online budget software....i''ll give this one a try. thanks
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This is wonderful and a very useful tool for me. Mahalo!!
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Thanks!!
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Thanks! I am going to try it.
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05-25-2009, 10:11 AM #6Registered User
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Thank you!
2012 Debt Reduction
(cc#1) Kohl's- P.I.F. (closed)!!!!
(cc#2) Chase- P.I.F. (closed) !!!!!
(cc#3) capital one(mine)- $741.37 /$731.34
(cc#4) amazon-$1,458.47 / $863.94
(cc#5) Kohl's - $606.29 / $687.16(CLOSED!)
(cc#6) capital one(His)- $615.93 /$673.97
(cc#7) CHASE (HIS)- $1,985.14 / $1,055.85
(cc#8) Lowes(His)- $3,355.71 / $2,592.42
(cc#9) Tractor Supply(his)- $3,981.05 / $3,729.95
(cc#10) Visa(mine)- $918.12 / $1,021.83(CLOSED!)
(cc#11) Home Depot(his)-$3,796.87 / $3,375.31
(cc#12) Capital One(mine)- $2,991.98 / $2,967.94
(cc#13) Micro center- $743.61 / $755.60
car pyment- $16,245.30 / $17,773.46
house pymnt- $76,973.95 / $81,360.00
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I've spent a couple hours playing with it. I think it's great! I love the sinking fund in there! It shows what the account balance should be, as sometimes you might over spend in one category one month, then less the next, but it balances out. Love it. I think it would be worth the $36/year!
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This really is a great site, thank you
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I am a bit confused.... is there a link? I can't see it...
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05-27-2009, 08:46 AM #10Registered User
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No, I didn't post a link, but it's~www.pearbudget.com.
Originally Posted by hollyhill
Hth you some.Michelle in middle Tennessee!
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05-27-2009, 08:48 AM #11Registered User
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I'm glad to know that some other people thought it was cool as well.
I just loved the simplicity of it.
No frills, just easy to understand.Michelle in middle Tennessee!
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Anyone still using this?
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I was just looking at this the other day. I don't think it's free anymore, it seems you have to pay the $3 a month now after the free trial is up.
I've heard some great things about it, still unsure if I want to spend the money for it. I would also love to hear from anyone that is currently using it!
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04-17-2010, 12:16 PM #14Registered User
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I dont use that but I use Free Personal Finance Software, Budget Software, Online Money Management and Budget Planner | Mint.com. I can use it to stay on budget and if I know I am getting close I stop spending.
Katy
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