Publisher's Synopsis
Developing Your Financial Life: There are so many good reasons for you to organize and simplify your financial life, but the four big ones are: it eliminates clutter, saves time, reduces stress and could save you money by helping to avoid fees or paying more interest than you should. An excellent fifth reason is that simplifying your finances helps protect against identity theft. These few simple steps should get you on your way to simplifying your financial life and getting your money matters in order. For each it can be quite different and determined simply by that person's circumstances and peace of mind. If for example, you come from a wealthy background and your parents will always help you out of a financial mess, 90 days is sufficient. If you are the type of person who ends up paying high-interest rates every month because your credit card is always your savior, it is wiser to save up for six months. Many people wonder where to start if they are to feel financially secure. No better place to start would be none other than your credit card debt. You could also contribute to your security funds as money can be borrowed later. Just make sure you get back to saving via your original plan afterward.What you will learn in this book: -Understanding Personal Financial Planning-How to Create Your Financial Plan-8 Steps to Developing Your Financial Plan-Financial Planning For Special Needs Children-Make Financial Planning Simple-Great Lessons About MoneyBy taking time now to get your financial life organized, you could save yourself many hours and possibly a lot of money later on. There are many ways and products out there to help you simplify and get organized so find that one that works for you and then be consistent with it. The result is worth the time spent.
