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Wedding Budgeting from a Personal Perspective: Part 5
Things were moving along smoothly. We'd picked our venue, our cantor, and our date. Now that we had some concrete details down, it was time to send out invitations. People usually spend A LOT of money on invitations. We considered them important, but not so important that we needed flowery, monogramed, bow-tied pieces of art. We needed something that reflected who we were, and that were cheap. We also decided not to do Save the Dates, something trendy that a lot of people are doing these days to let relatives and friends know ahead of time about the wedding. We figured that A) There wasn't enough time between the wedding and our engagement to do them (five months) and B) That word of mouth would spread faster and be more efficient. We turned out to be right and in the process probably saved at least $200.
Tackle that Debt! (?Snowball? Method)
From the Moolah Blog blog
We recently covered some ground on building an emergency fund and keeping it above the average inflation rate. Today, we’ll start looking at what you will need to do before moving in the right direction financially at this point in the process. Before we go into the second step I’d like to mention a few [...]
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Know your challan status via SMS
From the The Orange Paper blog
photo by Erik Schlange National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) has launched a Short Message Service (SMS) based facility to know the status of challans. The procedure for availing this facility is as under: 1. The tax payer can send an SMS to 575758 with a message containing the word CSI followed by a space and CIN provided [...]
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