- Would you like to have more money at the end of each month?
- Do you want to be able to save for your future?
Being able to save is the essential strategy to create real financial wealth and invest in your future. The sooner you start the better off you'll be.
Understand how, why and where your money goes. Discover seven steps to get your finances back in control.
Make your money work for you with this simple step-by-step process covered in this easy to read e-book. Packed full of worksheets, tips and information to help you stay in control of your money and a series of emails to keep you on track.
- You'll find out how to save hundreds each year by reducing your outgoings.
- You'll be able to put together a savings plan and create your fund for emergencies and you'll learn the benefit of long-term investment.
Full details of how you can reduce your debt, moderate your spending and start managing your money, are available in my e-book http://www.clareevans.co.uk/moremoney.htm.
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... to help you plan and organize your money.
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More Month Than Money
The Seven Step Approach.
Step 1 - What Are Your Money Habits? This is the easy one! What money habits do you have? What is your current spending pattern? Here's where you get an idea of where you are today.
Step 2 - What Does Money Mean To You? What's stopping you from being financially free? Understand where your beliefs and behaviours come from so that you can address the underlying reasons for your bad habits and start to put in place some new ones.
Step 3 - Get Organised! Here's where the hard work starts. You will develop a crisp and clear picture of your expenses and your income. In other words you will know how money circulates through you. By the end of this step, you'll be far better off and maybe for the first time, have a clearer picture of where you stand financially.
Step 4 - Reduce Your Outgoings. Look after the pennies, and the pounds will look after themselves. Now for the fun! Here are over 50 ways you can reduce your outgoings and start saving.
Step 5 - Dealing With Debt - neither a borrower nor a debtor be. If you're in debt, then let's get clear on what your debts are. Here are some ways to start debt-busting and begin to become financially more free.
Step 6 - Savings - speculate to accumulate. Discover how to create a savings plan. Create your Emergency Fund and then you can start investing for the long term. Make your money work for you!
Step 7 - Moving On - Good Habits. By the time you reach this step, you've done all the hard work. Keep yourself on track with your new money habits.
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You can download your free Money Habits Checklist and receive the first chapter of the e-book on my website.
Free Money Habits Checklist
What are your current money habits?
- Do you spend more than you earn?
- Would you like to build up your savings?
- Do you buy things you don't use?
- Would you like to reduce your credit card payments?
- Are money worries affecting your health or relationships?
Teleclass: Get Control Of Your Money
* Are you spending beyond your means?
* Do you need to improve your budgetting?
* Would you like to start saving for your future?
* Are you just getting by from month to month?
How would you define your spending pattern? How do you know that you're overspending? It might seem obvious - you're overdrawn at the bank, your credit card bills are at their limit but what problem does your overspending cause?
Do you know how much you earn? What are all your sources of income and ALL your outgoings? Do you know how much you spend each month? More than you earn, less than you earn, no idea? What is the minimum you need to live on - just the basics: rent/mortgage, utility bills, food and essentials?
Discover the importance of planning and budgeting. Avoid things getting out of control and start saving for the things you really want out of life.
Full details and to register for the Money Management Teleclass on Tuesday 18th November by clicking here.
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seitler wrote...
Rising debt is literally what drives the money system we use. Without continually-increasing debt, the economy would spiral into deflation, then depression. So it's really just a matter of trying to avoid bankruptcy for as long as possible... and let the grandkids deal with the fallout.
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