Feb. 22-23 – Tips on monitoring expenditures

Posted Feb 21, 2014 9:35 am.

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You likely know how much money is coming into your household every month, and how much is needed to pay the bills. But, do you know how much money you’re actually spending? Financial planner Preet Banerjee, author of Stop Over-Thinking Your Money, weighs in. Reported by senior business editor Mike Eppel

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