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About Budgeting & Personal Finance: Springtime Budgeting

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From Paula Pant, your Guide to Budgeting & Personal Finance

Spring is generally the season of cleaning: You minimize the clutter that's piled up in your home, open the windows, and generally tidy up the house.

It's also a great season to tidy your finances. Review your insurance packages to make sure you have a "Goldilocks" position: not too much insurance, but not too little. Review your asset allocation to make sure you're well-diversified among stocks, bonds and alternatives. Look over your budget to make sure there aren't any big leaks.

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Imagine this: You tour a beautiful apartment. It's in the perfect location, and its well within your budget. The property manager says that there's a ton of interest in the unit, and you'll need to act quickly. How can you protect yourself from some scams -- or at least spot red flags? Read more to find out.

Teaching Kids How to Budget
How can you teach your children important lessons about managing money? Try setting up three jars in your home, labeled "save," "spend," and "share." Read more about teaching kids to save.

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Your savings fall into three categories: Money you'll spend in the next few months, money you'll spend in the next 5-10 year, and very-long-term savings. Read more about these buckets.


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