Budgeting Is No Burden
When it comes to budgeting, a lot of times we tend to think of cutting back, making the term budgeting a negative, as it can be associated with a lot of negative thoughts. However, in reality, budgeting just means living within your means….it’s simple!
To start, you’re going to want to make a list of what you make and spend. You’re going to want to create a budget not based around your annual salary, but around your take-home pay per month.
Now once you have your framework, it’s time to figure out how much you actually spend. You’re going to want to be completely honest with yourself and try not to cut corners tracking every cent you have spent in the past three months. And to make it even easier you can use apps, websites, and even your bank statement to help you.
Then you’re going to want to create short-term and long-term goals. Short-term goals are key, as they will keep you motivated on your journey towards your long-term goal. Psst, be sure to make your long-term goal as specific as possible.
So when it comes to budgeting and living within your means, you’re going to want to focus on what you can achieve instead of focusing on the burden associated with budgeting. The goal is to make sure you are spending when it’s appropriate and that a little something goes towards your savings to set you up for success in the future!
See, there’s no burden here, just a path to success in the making. For more details on how you can budget and save for your future, be sure to check out the videos above.
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