Have you been looking for a great personal finance app to help you take control of your income and spending? You don’t need to look any further than CalendarBudget. Here are five reasons why this is the best personal finance app you will find anywhere. […]
What better way to celebrate the new year than with a renewed commitment to financial health? As the year begins, you have a new opportunity to take control of your financial destiny. No matter what your financial situation has been up to this point, you can take it in hand now and change it. It’s not as difficult, involved or as long a process as you think. It simply requires a commitment and a strategy to help you meet that commitment. CalendarBudget is here to help you do just that, starting with these five New Year’s resolutions and some simple money [...]
We're Switching From PayPal To 2Checkout For Subscription Payments We want you to have the best experience possible with CalendarBugdet. Over the past months, we've had an increasing number of problems using PayPal directly. Many of you have experienced inconveniences like: Duplicate subscriptions and payments you've had to have refunded and corrected. Those cancelling their account have sometimes had subscriptions with PayPal continue. We Want A Better Experience For Our Members In order to overcome these and other issues to serve you better, CalendarBudget is switching to a new payment processor called 2Checkout. With 2Checkout, you can continue using PayPal [...]
Buying a new home in Canada is becoming increasingly expensive, but the CalendarBudget personal finance app can help you with planning your budget. Last year, Living in Canada published two charts showing average house prices, and they showed that the price of homes ranged anywhere from C$225,826 to a little over C$1.31 million. Coupled with new requirements, such as the 20% down payment rule, buying a new home is a huge financial burden for most homeowners. However, if you feel that you are ready to buy a new home then don’t be discouraged. There are plenty of budgeting tips that [...]
In the book The Next Millionaires by Paul Pilzer, the idea is put forth that our financial success is not only based on what resources we have available to us but also what tools we use. The Next Millionaires is a great book on the new economics that will shape our current and future generations and it challenges many old economic principles. One of the great gems found inside is an equation that Paul discovered. W = P * T Wealth = Personal Resources * Technology This theory suggests that our wealth (as a society) is determined not only by [...]
CalendarBudget has moved to a monthly cost of $3.99 USD/month. Many of you have asked why the personal finance app CalendarBudget is so inexpensive? We’d love to share our plans with you! Since the beginning, we’ve wanted CalendarBudget to be available to as many people as possible. We know that people have been spoiled by free tools on the Internet and any fee-based service – as awesome as it may be – will be overlooked by many people. We were free for a long time (2013-2017), but that model did not allow us to provide our best for you. As [...]
CalendarBudget, a personal finance app, is honored to have recently been featured on App of the Day. Have a look! https://appoftheday.downloadastro.com/app/calendarbudget/ Share This Post! CalendarBudget is an online budget tool and the best budget planning software that runs in your web browser or as a native app on Android/iOS. Download on the App Store or get it on Google Play. Visit our website today and learn more about the CalendarBudget personal finance app.
Getting credit during and after bankruptcy is challenging and using personal finance software such as CalendarBudget to manage your finances will boost this effort. But, can you get a car loan during bankruptcy if you live in Canada? Yes! Yes, you can get a car loan during bankruptcy if you live in Canada and it’s actually not as difficult as you might think. You might be thinking that creditors will run from your car loan softwarelication, but in fact, there are many lenders and creditors out there that want your business simply because your car loan would be a secured [...]
Microsoft Money Discontinued But Still Popular Microsoft discontinued development of MS Money in 2009. Despite the product being discontinued, and the free "Sunset" version being crippled, About.com reports that "MS Money" is still the most searched for term in their Personal Finance forums. Other Better Tools Now Available It's funny how we get used to something and would just rather stick with it rather than change - even if the change is a much better option. Think about how so many people took a long time before even trying a bank ATM and still waited in line for the teller [...]
