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If you’re looking for a new budgeting strategy, you may want to consider a zero-based budget, as many people have finally gotten control of their spending by using this plan.

A zero-based budget, also called a zero-sum budget, assigns every dollar a job in working toward your financial goals. Originally created by business leaders for commercial budgets, this strategy ...

Pete Pyhrr pioneered the use of budgets that required managers to justify spending every year, a technique that is gaining steam under a private equity firm that is reshaping the U.S. food industry.

Zero-based budgeting differs from traditional budgeting because it creates a budget for each new period. It's more flexible but it can be manipulated.

Zero-based budgeting is a method of budgeting in which all expenses must be justified for each new period. It's used by companies but can be used by individuals as well.

"Traditional corporate budgeting approaches can feel like dinosaurs in a world demanding legal departments perform like gazelles," said Jason Winmill, chair of the Buying Legal Council.

City Councilman Marc Whyte makes the case for the city to adopt a zero-based budget to scrutinize spending.

A joint project of the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) and the Texas Education Agency (TEA), Texas Reality Check encourages users to build a lifestyle budget and determine the education level ...

Zero-based budgeting is a method that probably gets less attention than it deserves. Despite its label, zero-based budgeting is fairly intuitive and easy to do.