Today’s Post-Gazette is carrying an article on how Buxfer “tackles the delicate art of tracking small debts.” The article stresses how small debts, which are often overlooked, can cause financial strain, and how Buxfer simplifies the management of debts.

Excerpts from the article:

“Experts on personal finance say incidental spending, though often overlooked, can be a significant contributor to financial strain. How those seemingly small expenses add up is clear from a national survey this fall of full-time undergraduates at four-year colleges.

Students reported spending $751 a year just to eat out, according to the survey by Student Monitor, a market research firm in Ridgewood, N.J. Expenditures for movies, concerts and other entertainment reached $571 a year, the survey found.”

– Bill Schackner, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

“I have to admit, there’s something cool about it. It’s a boon for disorganized people. I happen to be one of those people. My life consists of little pieces of paper lying around the house.”

– Professor Michael Shamos, CMU

Read the full article.

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