Budgeting and money management are more of a mental exercise. In order to become better at managing our money, we must first determine our money mindset and our relationship with money.
Events such as job/business loss, downsizing, low or slow economic times, medical emergency, etc. can jeopardize income, but all is not lost if you plan or these unexpected events. The best way to do so is by having an emergency fund and various ways to replenish if depleted.
Do you know your money love language?It is one of the single most important tools in managing our finances and understanding why we handle our money the way we do.
❤️🌹🍫 As we celebrate love a little ‘extra’ special this Valentine’s Day, let’s also remember to give our finances some love.
🤗💰 Though Valentine’s Day has us seeing red, when it comes to our money, we want to make sure we are seeing green & staying in the black! Join the conversation in our Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/431435904939702/?ref=share
As we celebrate Black History Month we have a lot to discuss, but will focus on Financial Wellness in the Black Community.
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About Boss Up Your Budget with Rose Lewis
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Boss Up Your Budget with Rose Lewis, Certified Financial Social Work Coach - provides budget coaching, financial education, and mindset tips to help busy women, families and individuals boss up their…
budgets to keep more money in their pockets monthly. We help our listeners and clients eliminate financial insecurities and form better relationships with their money. If you are looking for a way to easily reach and maintain your budgeting goals through simple money management strategies that you can implement and experience results with right away, you’ve come to the right place!