325Falcon
01-20-2008, 09:57 AM
Anyone ever use Mvelopes online?
Any feedback?
Any feedback?
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Mvelopes!!325Falcon 01-20-2008, 09:57 AM Anyone ever use Mvelopes online? Any feedback? ameliabedilia 01-20-2008, 03:57 PM I looked at it, but it was expensive in my opinion. I would just do real envelopes and use a piece of paper :) SCORPIO07 01-22-2008, 11:53 PM Thanks for the info. I decided to give it a try and signed up, for the 30 day trial. kitters 08-28-2008, 06:52 PM At one point in my web wanderings, I came across this & have been using it for several months and LOVE IT!! Although I did look at the Mvelopes system (& even tried to make up something on my own), I thought also Mvelopes were pretty pricey. And then I found www.moneyspot.org (which is now www.mdmproofing.com) Anyway, while he does have a few programs for purchase, he has a huge list of free Excel programs as well as a lot of great articles about debt & money management. I'm now trying the receipt splitter to see how it goes since I'd been figuring the amounts for each "envelope" by adding each section & figuring sales tax for each and, given my amazing math skills, is a MAJOR accident waiting to happen!! :blink: Anyway, it's certainly worth checking out. And I do like the fact that he isn't trying to sell anything or push you off into any specific "debt-guru" programs (although he does provide info & reviews about them). He does have a section called his "Shameless Donation Page" if someone wants to donate something in appreciation or to help defray web expenses, but I think what sets him apart from people like those big-name financial planners (who have valid ideas, but they DO make quite a bit of money off the financial troubles of others, after all) is his statement "I love thinking that I helped." Anyway, off my little soapbox!!! Just wanted to share a pretty cool website & here I've given you a sermon!!! :blush2: epiphany 08-28-2008, 08:45 PM Can anyone explain what this is in a nutshell without me having to go to one of the links? Thanks if you can. ep rfassett 08-29-2008, 04:09 AM From Mvelopes' website: "Mvelopes is an award-winning online budgeting system that helps you manage your spending via your computer or mobile phone." This is not an endorsement. I do not use this product and know nothing about it. I am simply answering the previous post. Is that disclaimer enough? epiphany 08-30-2008, 12:48 AM From Mvelopes' website: "Mvelopes is an award-winning online budgeting system that helps you manage your spending via your computer or mobile phone." This is not an endorsement. I do not use this product and know nothing about it. I am simply answering the previous post. Is that disclaimer enough? That's definitely disclaimer enough. Thanks for 'splaining. :) ep Never_Again 08-31-2008, 05:17 PM I had considered using Mvelopes, but I don't want to pay the monthly fee. I have made a spreadsheet that does the job quite nicely! Plus, I can revise, and revamp it as needed, and I have the ultimate in flexibility. Envelope budgeting can work well. I call it "advanced spending planning," as instead of getting a picture of the past, I have become proactive, and look at it in advance. I call my "budget" a "spending plan" as well, because it sounds better! | |
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