Question: What is the best budgeting software for a personal budget & small business budgeting?
What is the best budgeting software for a personal budget & small business budgeting? I am looking to create budgets for both, my personal finances & a small business. Any constructive thoughts or advice would be highly appreciated. Thank you!
Answer:
Answer by Henry
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I started this a joke but it ended up actually working…. not awesome but it works. So if you are a budget baller and use a shake-n-bake hopper, try this out. If it sucks, bummer your out . If it works, great!
Question: budget???…..?
Have booked the venue: 600 (including site and reception)
Have booked the photographer: 1,600
so that’s $ 2200.
My wedding is over a year away. (october 09)
What is the thing I need to do next. I know I have a while, but I graduate college in May and I’ll be busy so I’m trying to get as much done as possible before then!
I’ve looked at checklists and i’m no theknot.com, but I would like to know what I need to do next.
My budget is 5,000. Any suggestions for keeping it cheap?! I would LIKE to keep it under 4,000, but I can’t spend anymore then 5,000.
I’m doing all silk flowers, besides the bouquets.
Thanks =)
i’m spending so much on a photographer, because that is the one thing I went crazy on and we will have those pictures forever.
i’m not having a dinner!
just snacks. I’m having the wedding around 2:00
and a friend can dj for free
Well Okay I’ll explain MORE!
I have a family friend doing the centerpieces and she’s paying for all those flowers, it’s a wedding present to us.
A friend is doing the DJ for free.
Our reception food is going to cost about $ 350.
NOBODY in our family does dinner at weddings so it’s completely normal.
We’re having a very relaxed reception, with dancing, music, and having fun. We are having a slide show of us played while we are taking pictures. The reception is going to take about 2 1/2 hours with all that. The wedding will be at 2:30 and then the reception will be around 3:30-6:00 or whenever they leave. People….this is normal in our family. So with all that saving, I’m saving like 2,000 because people are helping us! So really our budget is over 7,000… but we aren’t spending it all.
You know, all I asked was what to do next. I didn’t need all the extra comments like ‘that’s too much for a photographer’. That’s normal for a photographer.
I’m actually getting it for the cheapest that I can around here. And they are including a whole lot with it like the cd with all the pictures.
This is what I want, but thanks….
Answer:
Answer by SpikeyJo
Buy the dress `out of season` so Novemeber/December time is good. Organise transport (if you need it) and the catering as soon as possible so you can sort out prices. Shop around for invitations (or make your own) and decorations for the tables.
Question: Budget?????
i’ve tried a million times and i dont get how i should start a budget.. im thinking about everything that goes along with a wedding and i cant think of one thing at a time. where do i begin to begin a budget? do i write down everything and put how much they’re gonna cost more? after that though.. what if i cant afford it all and who’s supposed to contribute and what items do i assign to who?
Answer:
Answer by Missy2-4
well if you want a serious fancy big wedding, your gonna need at least $ 10,000. i would never have a huge expensive wedding unless ive been dating that person for at least 4 years.
