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Money Struggles: Feeling Like You Need An Accountant?

Denny Jones 10:51:00 PM Financial planning, Manage money, Money, Personal finance,
Be your own accountant. That might sound a little aggressive but hiring an accountant to help with your personal finances is a cost that you might not be able to afford if you’re struggling with money right now. Plus, it’s a good idea to learn how to manage your finances by yourself so that you can spot ways in which you’re making poor judgments with your spending. Learning how to look after your funds can make life so much easier. Even if your income isn’t as high as it should be, anyone can make their money go further. The following pieces of advice might help shine some light on how you can achieve this. 
If you’ve clicked on this article then your head is most likely a mess when it comes to organizing your finances. The best place to begin with rectifying this sorry state of affairs is to make a budget to keep track of your monthly expenditures. Write down your earnings for the month at the top of this budgetary list and then start to make a note of all the essential costs you incur on a monthly basis; mortgage payments, energy and water bills, and so on. Once you’ve added up all these costs, you’ll know how much of your income you need to set aside for these necessities and how much you have left over for non-essentials.

Of course, if you’re having money troubles then making a budget can be a little more complicated than that. You might have occasional unexpected payments which arise or debt repayments which need to be made. That’s why you shouldn’t see your disposable income as “free spending money”. It’s important to save your disposable income (as we’ll discuss later) so as to build up an emergency fund. Debts and other necessary payments must always come first. If you’re really struggling then you could look into attorneys from companies such as Fesenmyer Cousino Weinzimmer which handle filing for personal bankruptcy. Don’t just hold your hands up in defeat; there’s always a way to come back from money troubles.

Make future plans

You need to start saving money. That means more than dropping a few bits of change into a coin jar in your house. You need to start focusing on taking a chunk of your monthly earnings and putting it into a savings account. You need to think about retirement and the future of your children; you want to be sure that you’ve thought about financial plans not only for yourself for your family. Your young ones need the best possible start in life.

Stop bad spending habits

You need to practice self-discipline. You have more money available to you than you might think but many of us are simply guilty of spending too much on too many things. Give yourself a challenge; look at your budget and see how much money you have available. Take out a small portion of your disposable income in cash and set yourself the challenge of living on that money for 2 weeks. You’re not allowed to use your credit or debit card. This might teach you how to be sensible with your spending; you’ll find that you resist the call of luxury items because you’ll be worried that you can’t afford it. Without the appeal of endless credit, your financial head might be screwed on a little more tightly.
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By Denny Jones at 10:51:00 PM Categories: Financial planning, Manage money, Money, Personal finance






