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There are several ways on how you can reduce credit card debt and one of which is through money saving tips and tricks which include the following:

1. Make a summary of the things you need. In short, try to make a budget on a weekly or monthly basis. This will prevent you from spending money that you do not need and thus will discipline you into budgeting your paychecks every time you receive it.

2. Save for an emergency fund equivalent to at least 6 months of your salary. A small portion from your monthly salary must be kept for future or emergency use.

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I read about emergency funds in about 4 personal finance books and since then I can not imagine living without having some money saved for emergencies only and a bit of money saved to take advantage of certain offers or opportunities that life tends to put us occasionally.

People who have no money saved are more likely to accumulate debts in case of emergencies, statistically every 7-10 years a person suffers a misfortune that can make life may be an accident, sometimes this is not about the money , many times together.

The death of a spouse, an accident or illness or perhaps having to go elsewhere to work for company decisions.

Moreover, in case of dismissal the emergency fund allows people to choose a new job and not have to accept the first one that comes before them. Read the rest of this entry »

At this point you are doing, decided to enter this blog, read it every now and then, apply some concepts or ideas. Obviously this blog is only 1% of what you need to re-educate. For this reason I decided to create this post and deal mainly with the issue of lack of money, or money to burn. Precisely for that reason is that they say “Sir / Madam, invest in this, it is best to make money.” The idea is that you acquire this education on their own and do not be a robot and follow the advice of someone who could get wrong.

Tip 1: bad and good habit Habit

Almost always the way to work, back in the car with a friend. I’m very protective of those I love or anyone entering the car so I demand that you please use your seat belt, accidents are accidents and you never know when, where and with whom it will. The first few months every day I had to ask my partner to put the belt, now you do unconsciously. This is a good habit, not using the belt a bad habit.

Financially the same. Bad habits can be compulsive or impulsive spending, debt, always use credit cards, do not manage the finances, etc, etc, etc.

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Not to the point of talking at the level of the national economy, but rather trying to take as the axis focus to the subject or the person holding the money, we can say that A or key facto in this process is you. Robert Kiyosaki mentioned in many of his books that people are accustomed to bad money management. At this point I strongly agree with him. But the key question is: What factors contribute to our financial ignorance?

The answer is simple: financial education they gave us.

Until today I have not seen in schools and universities to touch issues about money management and personal finance. No topics such as taxes, banking. Issues that we deal with almost 80% of our lives. In other words, they are forgetting an important education 80%. Read the rest of this entry »

Tip 2: Have a spending plan

The famous phrase “the money I was out of control” or “money burning me” has to do with the lack of planning and cost control. Precisely the mistake that many people earlier this month (according to various studies) is beginning to pay bills, to see what you spend money on some things and then end of the month begins to squeeze what little money they have left. So they made a pick, started with no money charged, they began to spend and ended the month as beginning to reduce costs.

Using a spending plan, you can try to maintain a balance and even realize the things you really enjoy and which spends so. For example, I spent a lot in magazines, until I realized that ultimately ended without reading some or read it in half. By controlling my spending, I decided to just buy the magazines that I really cared or needed, even enjoyed it more because I gave them a good time. Read the rest of this entry »

In developing a financial plan, you create a written record of its objectives and the ways in which plans to turn those goals into realities. Start writing all the things you want to achieve financially, arranged by order of importance.

You do not need to select just one or two. You can include as many as you want. Then identify those that are most important or most urgent and focus on them to comply.
How to get what you want

A financial plan is more than a wish list. After taking the time to express what you want from your financial life, you will develop a strategy to help you achieve those objectives.

One challenge is probably the number of competing ambitions for your attention:
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