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Lots of handy tools and calculators here
http://www.creditcanada.com/financialtools.asp
Learning how to manage money is one of the most important things anyone can do, particularly as a couple. He will thank you for it!
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There is an excellent program called Microsoft Money.
I heard there is a Quicken (can’t remember the rest).
MS Money is for sale at office depot for around 50 dollars.
It has a great budgetting tool.
Also has pie charts and graphs that shows you where your money is going. It is also a good check register.
You might be able to download an old free copy off the net somewhere.
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Here are a couple useful websites:

http://www.choosetosave.org/

http://elearning.mindyourfinances.com/Calculators/tabid/820/Default.aspx

http://www.fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/mscbi/mscbi.html

http://www.mymoney.gov/

Hope this helps. Good luck!
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one stop

http://www.kiplinger.com

Along the top tool bar, there is a
pulldown menu titled "The Basics".

In this menu you’ll find tips on
money management, investing, credit
& debt family finances and something
called value living.

that is all you need
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Crown Financial Ministries
http://www.crown.org
Financial Tools
Find a Free Money Map Coach –"Money Map" coaches (there are currently over 10,000) to assist individuals and families.
Various activities (small-group studies, workshops and seminars)
Crown’s has Free Publications Online
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http://www.crown.org

http://www.kiplinger.com has some samples "Household Budget Worksheet"

http://www.bankrate.com has spending plan worksheets you can print out. What I use personally is MS Money on my computer…very user friendly…probably costs 50.00
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Check out http://www.easybudgetingusa.com

I set up this website to provide everyday with a simple, yet effective solution to their budgeting needs.

I think this could really help…

Good luck
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