Mint.com – Best way to moniter and manage your financials
I use mint.com to monitor all my credit cards, checking and savings accounts. You can see trends in your spending, your monthly average expenses by category. You can also budget your expenses by category and it will send you alerts when you exceed the budget. Pie charts by category, you net worth, your total income and expenses in the last 30 days, you can see all these with mint.com.
You get reminders for your payment due dates. Isn’t it nice to be able search all of your transactions of your credit cards, checking accounts at one place? You can do that with mint.com.
It is free of service. It is very safe all of your data is encrypted. You can not do any transaction or modify any thing via mint.com. You can just read your transactions. So it is very safe and there is no problem even if some one gets access to your mint userid and password. This website is maintained by the company that writes security software for major banks.
Four Indians in world
Forbes has released world’s billionaires list, there are 4 indians in the top 10. Lakshmi Mittal, Mukesh Ambani and Anil Ambani are in 4th , 5th and 6th positions. DLF’s KP Singh is in 8th position. Bill Gates is no longer world’s richest person, he has slipped to third position. First and secon positions are occupied by Warren Buffet and Carlos Slim Helu.
Links:
Gates no longer the richest man
Warren Buffet’s speech to MBA students…
Warren Buffet - is the  third richest person in the world with the current estimated net worth of US $ 52 billion. He is considered by many, as long-term investment guru in the world. He got interesed in share market at the age of 7 and he started his investment career by investing in real estate market at the age of 16 . He delivered a speech to MBA students at university of Florida. In this speech he answers the questions on how to pick good stock for short term and long term investment. He also answers many questions on investment strategies…very interesting speech..anyone serious about investing should watch this video…
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