Originally posted by: phreakah
i just keep my reciepts and go over my online statement
same.Originally posted by: phreakah
i just keep my reciepts and go over my online statement
Originally posted by: puffff
i was talking to my coworkers during lunch, they were talking about how they balanced their checkbook last night, etc.. i've heard of the term, and have a vague idea what it means, but i dont see the point of it? do you do it? why?
Originally posted by: Garet Jax
Originally posted by: puffff
i was talking to my coworkers during lunch, they were talking about how they balanced their checkbook last night, etc.. i've heard of the term, and have a vague idea what it means, but i dont see the point of it? do you do it? why?
Yes I do. I actually balance it twice. Once in reference to my monthly transactions online and once to my monthly budget.
The check book allow me to gauge my cashflow and my budget allows me to see how I am doing for the month.
I balance to the penny every month.
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: Garet Jax
Originally posted by: puffff
i was talking to my coworkers during lunch, they were talking about how they balanced their checkbook last night, etc.. i've heard of the term, and have a vague idea what it means, but i dont see the point of it? do you do it? why?
Yes I do. I actually balance it twice. Once in reference to my monthly transactions online and once to my monthly budget.
The check book allow me to gauge my cashflow and my budget allows me to see how I am doing for the month.
I balance to the penny every month.
Evidence that the banks generally do a good job...
Originally posted by: SoyBoy004
Originally posted by: phreakah
i just keep my reciepts and go over my online statement
this pretty much solved all check book balancing.
Originally posted by: CPA
Originally posted by: SoyBoy004
Originally posted by: phreakah
i just keep my reciepts and go over my online statement
this pretty much solved all check book balancing.
me too.
same hereOriginally posted by: Chu
I need to balance my checkbook because I keep the balance pretty close to 0, and I need to know how much I *REALLY* have since I have so many outstanding transactions at a time.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I don't.
Charge everything I can (except for rent and car payment) to credit cards.
Then using that new fangled "internet banking" I make one lump sum payment to cc every month.
Originally posted by: RossMAN
I don't.
Charge everything I can (except for rent and car payment) to credit cards.
Then using that new fangled "internet banking" I make one lump sum payment to cc every month.
Do you check to see if the CC purchases are correct? If so, then you do balance your accounts. Same thing, but just a different account.Originally posted by: RossMAN
I don't.
Charge everything I can (except for rent and car payment) to credit cards.
Then using that new fangled "internet banking" I make one lump sum payment to cc every month.
If you enter your withdrawls / deposits into Quicken to calculate how much you have then yes you DO balance your account. You just have a computer program do it for you. Same thing.Originally posted by: spidey07
i have this thing called quicken and the intarweb that takes care of that.