North East Connected

Moving up the Financial Ladder

Don’t we all want to be financially flexible? Have enough money to invest and live lavish lives without any repercussions? Well, incorporating these financial habits will help you become financially flexible at the same time, move you up the economic ladder steadily.

Once you receive your salary at the end of the month, please do not just squander it on things that do not matter. Use the 50-30-20 rule to split your funds. Of course, bills have to be paid, but remember that without investing, you will end up borrowing from your affluent friends who invested, once you are old. Spend 50% on essentials like bills and groceries. Also set aside some cash for clothes. Allocate 30% on wants then the remaining 20% on investments. However, you can discipline make a sacrifice and use 30% on investments and spend the remaining 20% on wants.

Most of the times, the things we want are never necessary. Also, some items in your grocery list last longer than expected. Consequently, you may have to wait until they are depleted before getting new supplies. Rather than spend that money on wants, how about you increase the investment kitty?

You will never go wrong with saving your money. Open a savings account and keep a portion of the investment cash in it. This you can call your emergency kitty, for instances when you urgently need money and payday is far. Any time you get a salary increment, add the raise to the savings account. The good thing about savings accounts is that you enjoy interest rates on your savings.

The best way to go about this is to write down everything you use your cash on. Once the month is over, calculate the total and see how much you spend on necessities and wants. This will help you adjust your expenditures

Benefits of Investing

Whether you invest in the stocks market, forex exchange, or real estate sector, you are bound to enjoy several benefits. For example:

Summary

So there you go! You can make your future brighter and less stressful by investing your funds in the right place. Just ensure that you get an accountability partner, who will help you stay on course.

Exit mobile version