Is it Time to Hire a Daily Money Manager?   Published May 22,
2012    What's a daily money manager?  As the title implies,
daily money managers (DMMs) assume a client's basic yet often
irksome financial duties. "Generally speaking, we manage the
personal administrative and financial business of individuals,
families and seniors," says Alison Salisbury, founder and owner
of Fiscally Fit, a Palo Alto, Calif., daily money management
service provider. Specifically, they do everything people tend
to avoid, including:    • Sorting mail.   • Creating paper and
digital financial file systems.   • Paying bills.   •
Reconciling accounts.   • Producing cash flow reports.   •
Establishing budgets and spending plans.   • Resolving creditor
disputes.   DMMs help you delete debt  If a haphazard (or
nonexistent) cash and credit plan is your main reason for
overcharging, a daily money manager can be particularly useful.
Their job is to shed light on payment and budgetary problems --
and do much of the hard work to establish a