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Automated budgeting for the rest of your life

Financial burdens are one of the most difficult challenges to overcome. Not only are they mentally draining, but young adults coming right out of postsecondary education are usually financially exhausted. Even if you have that high paying job everyone craves, it doesn’t matter if you can’t efficiently allocate it.

Regardless if you use a budget or not, tracking your finances is a skill that needs to be shared more. Three reasons you might have a clue about what you are doing.

The thing about budgeting is it doesn’t have be a labor-intensive spreadsheet that sucks hours out of your life. I mean, you can do that if you want, but for most, it’s something they want to destress and forget about. This is where Mint comes in. I’ve been using Mint for the last year and its completely changed my perspective on managing personal finances.

*Disclaimer: Intuit has nothing to do with this article I just really like Mint and wanted to share.

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Which is great, and if you don’t mind the occasional ad, then it’s the perfect place for you to start your financial management journey.

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