Kate Middleton: The Princess and Her Budget

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All people should have their policy of arrangement how to use their money.
For me who is the mom of 6 kids. I have gave the policy of money is 40/40/20% of
earning it means 40% for fixing doesn't touch,40% for earning more money( do something the other style for earning) ,20% for life allowance.
Let say due to I have had been mistake to use before till now I try to conrrect it.
I do not know my policy is right or not?
But I think it is better than nothing,right?
All God bless the world.

OUk S.Wang 12:00AM May 01, 2011

I wonder how often the ATM inside the palace is filled AND who has access to it. I wudnt think the Queen or ANY member of the family does much of their own shopping, it wud be a big headache for their secret service. Of which, Kate now has her own agents with her, especially since the announcement of the engagement. Brits PAPS just wont leave her alone. So i hope that Kate is smart with her money, she will set a good example if she does and it will keep her grandmother-inlaw happy too. Anyone remember all the probs the Queen had with Di ? I do..until william and harry were born.
My best wishes to the happy couple, lets hope that next week we can all move on with our own lives and leave them to theirs, the media has been Royal crazy now for months ! (just a thought)

DJ 3:14PM April 28, 2011

I think that you should buy anything you want with out having approval of anyone. Because it's your money right? It's not there's, that's why you are going to have your own money account ...
- From, Cali. Longbeach

Lbp of CA 10:17PM December 24, 2010

i think the atm is an odd thing

Daniel of HI 11:22PM December 23, 2010

maybe the writer wanted it to be understood easily by slow like us....

angelo 4:14AM November 24, 2010

ATM is an acronym for automated teller machine, so writing "ATM machine" is a little redundant. Sorry for being the grammar police, it's just something I had drilled into my head by a teacher.

Jennifer of FL 1:55PM November 23, 2010