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7 Habits of a Financial Smart Woman
In the episode, I am touching on a topic that has helped me grow, and am grateful for the blessing of paying off some debts that were holding me down.
7 Habits of a Financial Smart Woman
Personal Finance is about managing the money and assets of a person or family group. In other words, you have a goal to manage your income, expenses, material goods, savings, investments, credits, insurance, etc.
The key factor in Personal Finance is financial planning, a dynamic process that requires constant control and monitoring. This process includes five steps:
Evaluation: The financial situation of your family is analyzed and studied by compiling the information corresponding to liabilities, financial statements, accounts, assets, expenses, and income.
Objectives goal: determining short, medium, and long-term objectives helps to plan for the financial requirements needed to meet them.
Put a plan together: it details how to reach the objectives. It could be planned to reduce unnecessary expenses, make investments, or increase work performance.
Action Steps: Executing the plan requires perseverance and discipline, and sometimes professional help such as accountants, administrators, and financial advisors.
Control and re-evaluation: the plan must be monitored to make adjustments if necessary.
Personal Finance in PDF format: ( https://payhip.com/b/nxtNa)
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By Anita FredricksIn the episode, I am touching on a topic that has helped me grow, and am grateful for the blessing of paying off some debts that were holding me down.
7 Habits of a Financial Smart Woman
Personal Finance is about managing the money and assets of a person or family group. In other words, you have a goal to manage your income, expenses, material goods, savings, investments, credits, insurance, etc.
The key factor in Personal Finance is financial planning, a dynamic process that requires constant control and monitoring. This process includes five steps:
Evaluation: The financial situation of your family is analyzed and studied by compiling the information corresponding to liabilities, financial statements, accounts, assets, expenses, and income.
Objectives goal: determining short, medium, and long-term objectives helps to plan for the financial requirements needed to meet them.
Put a plan together: it details how to reach the objectives. It could be planned to reduce unnecessary expenses, make investments, or increase work performance.
Action Steps: Executing the plan requires perseverance and discipline, and sometimes professional help such as accountants, administrators, and financial advisors.
Control and re-evaluation: the plan must be monitored to make adjustments if necessary.
Personal Finance in PDF format: ( https://payhip.com/b/nxtNa)