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So you work in Austin, the Brooklyn of the Southwest, and make a pretty good income. You have a nice home or apartment, visit South Congress and Rainey Street restaurants and clubs often and enjoy a jog around Lady Bird Lake. Life is good in Austin. And while your Austin company matches 4% of your 401(k) contribution, you also have school loans, credit card debt and house payments to worry about. Should you contribute to
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Almost everyone in Austin knows someone who knows someone who was impacted by Hurricane Harvey. If a severe storm hits Austin (or you lost your job, or fell and broke your leg or need a new transmission) can you handle that kind of emergency without using credit cards? The purpose of an emergency fund is to have cash quickly available to cover the unexpected events that will occur in your life. For instance, suppose Austin
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As Austin’s top Financial Advisor and Money Coach, Capital Budget Strategies, LLC feels an urge to help fellow Texans affected by Hurricane Harvey. People in Austin want to give money, in kind donations, their time – anything to help out! While Austin is certainly full of generous people, there are some in town who will try and profit from your sense of charity – so beware! While you really want to put a dollar or
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Everyone in Austin wants to retire, right? I know some people just want to work forever (no me!) and others feel they will never retire. Trust me, it’ll be here before you know it. Austin’s Best Financial Advisor and Money Coach at Capital Budget Strategies, LLC, an inexpensive, flat-fee service, has an easy way to make a quick estimate on how your retirement savings stack up to recommended totals. It is estimated that retirees live
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Austin’s best financial advisor and money coach at Capital Budget Strategies, LLC agrees, with one additional suggestion: Live way below your means! But what does that mean exactly? Here is an example, a neighbor’s daughter just graduated from an East Coast law school and will start working at a prestigious Congress Avenue law firm (after passing the Texas Bar Exam, of course). Her “gift” to herself was a bright red 2017 BMW Series 2 automobile.
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Austin’s top financial advisor and money coach at Capital Budget Strategies, LLC wants you to cut up your credit cards! Sounds crazy, right? But think about it, your grandparents never had credit cards. They saved up their money to buy something. You should follow Grandma’s lead. People use credit cards to buy things they cannot afford, but want. They borrow money at crazy interest rates such as 22%! Take Capital Budget Strategies, LLC’s “Austin Credit
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Capital Budget Strategies, LLC of Austin, provides Austin’s best flat-fee, inexpensive services. We do not work for commissions or sell any financial products. Plus, unlike most Austin financial advisors, we always work in YOUR best interest. You have a job with a pretty good income, but also credit card debt, school loans, a mortgage, a car loan and you just can’t keep up. Based on your income, you should be doing great, but it seems
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Why start your new Austin life together in debt? Why spent thousands on a 6-hour event, when you can use the money to achieve financial freedom? Capital Budget Strategies, LLC in Austin, known as Austin’s best financial advisor and money coach, spoke with the owner of Urban Bartenders, LLC of Austin. They have provided bartenders to over 300 Austin weddings and events. Urban Bartenders, LLC noticed how much money newlyweds were spending on their weddings
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Congrats – the Austin wedding is over, the honeymoon is done and the Thank You cards are mailed. You are now an “Austin couple” – just don’t forget to get your hipster cousin’s new address on the Upper West Side of Manhattan for one of your bridesmaid! Time to be Austin adults, especially about money. Why don’t we see how well you know each other, financially of course? Can you answer these questions about your
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