The second tip in the column on good financial advice is:
Keep track of your assets.
No doubt it is a very important habit. Keeping track of expenses and income is essential to be aware of one’s finances and to make, accordingly, the best decisions for the future but also for the present.
Monitoring your net worth is an essential step in managing your finances. ur net worth can measure your financial progress, whether you are getting out of debt, building an investment portfolio, or both.
Net worth is the result of all those daily and weekly decisions you make that eventually add up. All of these are reflected precisely in the net worth. Thus, it is the way to measure your financial progress over the course of each year.
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#25 | Be conscious of what you spend
Payment awareness is critical. Very often you buy a lot of things using installments or financing, so you have to be aware of what you are paying month after month.
Good financial advice #24 | Learn to say no
Have you ever found yourself self-imposed a spending limit beyond which not to go, so you can manage to save money at the end of the month? It is certainly not easy to make all the accounts add up.
Perhaps it may help to start using a magic word: no.
Good financial advice #23 | Buy without credit cards
The credit card has the virtue of making people pay for things in a deferred manner, but so it is not possible to have full control over purchases and thus monthly or weekly outgoings. If you want to be in control of your spending at all times, make payments and purchases with your debit card.
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