"Regarding debit cards and credit cards... if its plastic then track it... otherwise, you are spending blind. Eventually the banks will win.. the card dealer always wins."
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As the CFO, you manage multiple money accounts, one for home, one for your job, and one for your own business. The average person today has 8 credit card accounts, a checking account and a savings account. Keeping your money separate and organized is extremely important. The Debit Tracker allows you to keep all of your financial accounts in the palm of your hand with pushbutton convenience. No more going home and wasting valuable personal time to do your financial books. It records and organizes all of your transactions at the point of transaction. The Debit Tracker files these entries into your various accounts thus establishing financial order. The Debit Tracker software is as easy as using an ATM.
The Debit Tracker helps keep you in touch with what you actually have in your accounts at the critical point of transaction. While Online banking, ATM balances, and home based software, can be helpful, the problem is, that they are not personal, they are not with you at the point of temptation-- but the Debit Tracker is. More importantly, the Debit Tracker keeps your money real by allowing you to see it as your money spends down.
According to most financial advisors tracking your finances has tremendous psychological benefits--mainly resulting in you beginning to have better control over your spending. There is something about seeing your money in black and white that is sobering, antihypnotic, and brings you back to reality.
But there is another more personal side to the Debit Tracker too. There is a very personal story that only you tell, by what you purchase, when you purchase it, and for what reasons. These revealing reasons are your story. Getting to know yourself intimately and financially is important because you are important. This self-knowledge can teach you how to empower and enrich yourself about your decisions and your financial choices. Please take the time to learn more about yourself, and most of all, be kind to yourself in the process.
