Pay off debt and saving are two contradictory things but it is not impossible to combine them. There are several ways you can do to begin to pay off debt and saving. Quite puzzling indeed start which were the first to pay off debt or saving money. You can start by paying off debt good first credit card debt or other bill.
Once you ''clean'' of the debts start saving. These savings can be used to anticipate emergencies. Later you also need to think about investing, but first know how much property and how many expenditure spent.
Tracking Spending
First step you have to do is make a list of all the financial records of income and expenses. This list you can use for one month and continue to make up to one year to financial control. After that you can compare between the amount of income by the amount of expenditure. Ideally the amount of income is greater than the amount of expenditure.
Step1:
Make a personal financial balance sheet that records all your debts from the start of the largest to the smallest
Step 2:
If there is, add an intangible asset that you have such as savings or other investments.
Step 3:
Add all the requirements you need in a single month. Then subtract the amount of your property by the amount of expenditure for goods and see how the funds available to pay debts.
How to Build Savings
* You go to the bank and ask about your savings if you need to ask the print data about your money. So you know what cuts imposed by the bank for your savings.
* If you have the savings more than one, label it on the savings. Categorize them according to needs, such as "daily needs", "unexpected funds", "savings" or "investment".
* Make sure any record of your payment type on the list who have made money. With so avoid double payment and final money useless.
* If you can get a list of the imbalance between revenues and expenses each month, then add the expenditure of funds for unexpected expenses.
How to Reduce Debt
* It's easy that is to stop using your credit card.
* Pay your credit card bill the greatest number and avoid the "minimum balance trap". Fitting time to pay so that no additional interest.
* Turn off the credit cards that had long and never used again. Bring your credit card when you really want to buy the needs, if not stay at home.
Once you ''clean'' of the debts start saving. These savings can be used to anticipate emergencies. Later you also need to think about investing, but first know how much property and how many expenditure spent.
Tracking Spending
First step you have to do is make a list of all the financial records of income and expenses. This list you can use for one month and continue to make up to one year to financial control. After that you can compare between the amount of income by the amount of expenditure. Ideally the amount of income is greater than the amount of expenditure.
Step1:
Make a personal financial balance sheet that records all your debts from the start of the largest to the smallest
Step 2:
If there is, add an intangible asset that you have such as savings or other investments.
Step 3:
Add all the requirements you need in a single month. Then subtract the amount of your property by the amount of expenditure for goods and see how the funds available to pay debts.
How to Build Savings
* You go to the bank and ask about your savings if you need to ask the print data about your money. So you know what cuts imposed by the bank for your savings.
* If you have the savings more than one, label it on the savings. Categorize them according to needs, such as "daily needs", "unexpected funds", "savings" or "investment".
* Make sure any record of your payment type on the list who have made money. With so avoid double payment and final money useless.
* If you can get a list of the imbalance between revenues and expenses each month, then add the expenditure of funds for unexpected expenses.
How to Reduce Debt
* It's easy that is to stop using your credit card.
* Pay your credit card bill the greatest number and avoid the "minimum balance trap". Fitting time to pay so that no additional interest.
* Turn off the credit cards that had long and never used again. Bring your credit card when you really want to buy the needs, if not stay at home.
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