By Lesley Scorgie
Last week, I lost my business credit card. I was at a lunch spot and had paid for the meal with my Visa card. I thought it had made its way into my purse. My purse, however, is an abyss of cards, make-up, wallet, pictures, to-do lists, my cell phone, books, snack bars and who knows what else. I figured my credit card would surface when I did my weekly clean-up. It never did. Turns out, I’d left it at the counter where I’d paid for my lunch a few days earlier. Even people like me, a person that keeps a close watch on her money, can lose track of their finances.
Many of us have multiple bank accounts and investments, car loans, mortgages, credit cards and ATM cards – not to mention accounts at more than one bank, more passwords than we can remember and, often, several financial advisors. In this month’s podcast, I look at tools that will help you keep track of your finances, assess your assets and liabilities and keep your financial house in order.
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Links: Online Tools to Track Your Money
- Moneyproblems.ca Net Worth Tools
- Office.Microsoft.com Net Worth Calculator
- AlbertaVenture.com’s Guide to Personal Finance
- Globeinvestor.com
- Yahoo! Finance
- Stockhouse.com
- TMX.com
Category: Audio, Money, Multimedia, Rich by Thirty
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