Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money
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Six Steps To Worrying Less About Your Money
For those of you who may have been wrapped up last week gearing up for the Oscars, take a look at these great money tips that Real Simple featured in their March issue. They're concise, realistic, simple but thorough, and cover savvy issues like spending habits, savings goals, costly gas prices, retirement savings, budgeting, and developing a financial plan. Peruse them at your leisure, and then act with confidence when you've chosen which steps would help you worry less about your finances.
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part VI
There are some parts of our financial lives that require more attention than others — saving for college or buying a home are two areas that can be a bit overwhelming to think about, not to mention begin tackling these goals. A financial plan can help you overcome this anxiety and Real Simple names needing one as the sixth worry in its March issue feature. To read their recommendations for developing a financial plan just read more
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part V
While the act of creating a budget may not be the first thing you want to do with the little spare time you have, the effects of budgeting — like being able to take that long awaited vacation — are more than worth the little effort it actually takes to organize your spending. Real Simple lists needing a budget fifth in the March issue's feature. To see the magazine's simple and useful tips for building a budget just read more
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part IV
We've been chatting a lot about retirement around here and Real Simple seems to be on the same page. The fourth worry they name in their March issue feature is not knowing how much to save for retirement. I've already mentioned that specific retirement savings goals will vary from one person to another, but when you look at the big picture most have an ultimate goal of retiring comfortably.
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part III
Anyone that has a car — and even those of you who don't have a tank to fill up — knows that gas prices are frustratingly high and don't show signs of budging any time soon. Real Simple lists worrying about high gas prices as number three in the March issue's feature, and has some useful recommendations for those of you who don't have a super-green method for commuting to work and running errands. To see what they are just read more
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part II
Is the size of your savings not exactly healthy? You're not alone — the US Department of Commerce estimates that the average American household only saves 0.4 percent of its disposable income, which is down by more than 2 percent from 1999. Saving too little is the second worry that Real Simple covered in their March issue feature, and they suggest coming up with a savings goal and setting up an automatic deduction from your checking account to get your savings beefed up.
Six Steps to Worrying Less About Your Money: Part I
Guess who made the cover of Real Simple's March issue? A cute piggy bank! It wasn't pink, but it served its purpose.
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