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Old 04-08-2012, 06:49 AM
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How/What are you guys using to track expenses? Excel spreadsheets? Quicken?

I know, I know. Do I really want to find out what its costing me
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Old 04-08-2012, 07:16 AM
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Your wife or girlfriend will have an exact running tally right down to the penny
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Your wife or girlfriend will have an exact running tally right down to the penny
Don't have either at the moment
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Why take the fun out of it
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Seriously, you dont want to know. I sure dont.
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I know what I paid for my boat 9 years ago and that's where it stoped.
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I keep a spreadsheet and a binder with all the receipts. I do this so I can remember how long certain parts seem to last..... It's also nice when you sell it to have a maintenance record.
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The farthest I ever got was dividing the number of hours I boated last year by my most optomistic fuel burn number .... I didn't go any farther than that! Ruins the fun. It will never make sense on paper. ...*nd my wife has no clue.
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Uhh, do yourself a favor, don't do that. I did that with my first boat and sold it 4 years later. Despite the fantastic times I had on the boat, when costs were considered, I decided keeping it wasn't worth it. I'm NOT going to keep a total with this boat, believe me. Especially not with the price of fuel today!
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