Originally Posted by
billygoat
That's a good idea, keeping track of income. But don't forget to also keep track of expenses as well.
If you can afford it, always fill up the tank so you can keep track of your running MPG. Record your mileage and figure out what you are spending in gas so you can list that as an expense also. It can also let you know if curb shopping is profitable or not.
The notebook isn't a bad idea, but I prefer to use Quicken. I got lucky and was able to get an older version (2003) for free through Craigslist. It's much easier and reports are a snap.
Oh- Don't forget to leave yourself time to do your homework. Just saying.
I don't record expenses, because I would probably cry about how much money I spend in gas. I should have started doing it, but didn't. There's always next year I guess. I have a whole lot more money to make in this business lol. And as far as school goes I do all my home work at school , then come home and get to my scrap life.
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