The Complete Guide to Your Personal Finances Online: Step-by-Step Instructions to Take Control of Your Financial Future Using the Internet by By Tamsen Butler & with foreword by John Azodiz

Author:By Tamsen Butler & with foreword by John Azodiz
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: finances, online, accounts, investments, managing, internet, pay bills, loans, assets
Publisher: Atlantic Publishing
Published: 2012-01-25T00:00:00+00:00

Chapter 5: Online Money Management

Managing your finances online is much more than reviewing your account information and paying your bills over the Internet; although, these things alone can simplify your finances quite a bit. There is also an array of money management tools available on the Internet, many of them free, that you might want to try. After all, if you do not manage your money effectively, there may not be enough money in your account(s) to pay your bills online. You can use the tools available to you on the Web to keep your finances under control and help your savings grow.

Online budgeting tools can help you learn more about composing a budget, tracking your spending, and saving to help grow your budget. Use an online spending log to figure out where you are spending your money and how you may be able to save some money by curtailing your spending. You can also use online tools to determine your actual net worth and help you decide what you should be doing with your financial assets, such as whether you should add more to retirement or increase the amount of money that you put toward investments. Calculators offered on Bankrate.com can help determine your net worth.

If you have never spent time perusing money management tools available online, you may be amazed by the range of products and services on the Web. Not only can you find informational websites to help you understand what you should be doing with your money, but you can also find interactive tools to assist you with making financial decisions. Some tools will ask a series of questions regarding your debt and income and then, based on your responses, provide recommendations. This can be especially useful if you are the type of person who does not really care for crunching numbers and analyzing data to make the best decision regarding your money. Information that once could be found only in financial books or directly through a financial adviser is now readily available from a variety of online sources.

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