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Go ahead, ask a couple of financial experts, “how much car can I afford?” Chances are you’ll get quite a few different answers.
Whether it’s the “10% gross income rule” for monthly car payments and expenses or the “25% rule” for purchasing a new vehicle, there is no one size fits all answer financial experts can agree on when it comes to how much “car” you can afford.
Chances are, you might not be able to afford the car you truly desire, but you’re looking for affordability.
House prices are rising around the country. Buying a house is more complicated than ever for many and statistics show Millennials are not buying homes at the rate of previous generations. If they’re not buying houses at the pace they once were, then they’re likely renting and making rent payments to a landlord.
Paying rent is a choice many make for a variety of reasons.
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Minimizing and simplifying our lives is more than a trend that Marie Kondo came up with when we created her tidying up technique. It is opening our eyes to the fact that less is more.
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Running a business is tough, and it’s even harder for startups and new businesses who are cash-constrained and don’t have a full finance team at their backs. “You’ve got to spend money to make money,” is the common saying, but it’s difficult to spend money when you don’t have a lot of it! You first need to get a steady cash flow, which the 5 financial tips for startups below will help you do.
These important financial tips can help if you’re:
So whether you’re a startup, new business owner, or small business owner, don’t miss these easy and actionable finance tips below to help you find startup success:
In baseball, we use a scorebook to measure and track performance. In court, we have a stenographer taking constant notes about who said what. With personal finance, we have a budget to track our net income, spending, and saving – and you’ll see a real-life example of a budget today.
After all, a budget is your key to measuring data in personal finances.
Below, Jesse from Best Interest shares some information on budgeting, including a detailed look of an example of how he creates and manages his personal budget.
