You have made a commitment to one another to be with each other and look after one another. What you some don’t realise it also means that you’re now working as a team on everything.
Susie, her husband and their teenage children have had a focus on eating healthy, they have noticed that a large portion on their money is being spent on food. They’ve also noticed a lot of the food is actually being thrown out as it is becoming rotten before they have a chance to use it.
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Sounds hard right…WRONG! What I see is that most people don’t have a plan to get themselves out of debt and without having a plan they just float around not knowing what debt to pay off and when…
The fifth and final element to a Realistic Budget is getting Expert Input.
I don’t want you to be reading this post and think, well she’s just trying to sell her courses…I’m genuinely not.
Time and time again I see people not understanding their priorities when it comes to money. Knowing your priorities when it comes to budgeting is EXTREMELY important.
Having a Zero Balance Budget is another concept that once I started using that I truly got the benefits of my budgeting.
When I first started budgeting, I was just out of University and in my first full time job, I would typically use a budget planner that was online available from one of the big banks. I had this suggested to me and its something that became my ‘go to’…
You might be thinking…but of course real figures, I don’t use made up ones. Or do you???
Firstly, what is a realistic budget and why do you want it…?
A realistic budget is a budget is made up of multiple elements, when put all together it can give you a budget that enables you to make financial decisions for yourself.
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