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In this episode I will tell you what cash flow is and what is the best way to manage it.
It is of great value to start by identifying the month's income, since most people take into account the paydays and bills, but do not take into account the exact date when they have the income or when those payments are due, if that is your case you may be in a cash flow problem.
If you want to create your own financial stability, start by knowing when money comes in regularly and when bills are due. Next, consider monthly variable expenses, such as groceries, gas, tolls, gift giving, oil changes are variable.
They are not due at the same time every month and the amount we spend varies month to month. Think about the vacations and how different those months are from the rest of the year. Set aside funds for variable expenses based on previous months and what you anticipate as additional expenses. Depending on variable expenses and what you want for your future, start an emergency fund, followed by a savings account.
if you want to have accompaniment in this field contact me and I will show you step by step how to achieve it and you will see that your finances will never again be a difficulty.
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By Dinette Rivera5
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In this episode I will tell you what cash flow is and what is the best way to manage it.
It is of great value to start by identifying the month's income, since most people take into account the paydays and bills, but do not take into account the exact date when they have the income or when those payments are due, if that is your case you may be in a cash flow problem.
If you want to create your own financial stability, start by knowing when money comes in regularly and when bills are due. Next, consider monthly variable expenses, such as groceries, gas, tolls, gift giving, oil changes are variable.
They are not due at the same time every month and the amount we spend varies month to month. Think about the vacations and how different those months are from the rest of the year. Set aside funds for variable expenses based on previous months and what you anticipate as additional expenses. Depending on variable expenses and what you want for your future, start an emergency fund, followed by a savings account.
if you want to have accompaniment in this field contact me and I will show you step by step how to achieve it and you will see that your finances will never again be a difficulty.
Want to learn more about the cash flow, follow this podcast, https://open.spotify.com/show/1YinIbad3ZOAAVwejIEecs
follow our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/dinette.rivera/, https://www.facebook.com/riverabusinessdevelopment
follow our Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/dinetterivera/
follow our page www.dinetterivera.com