Because managing cash flow is foundational to achieving financial wellness, consider these cash flow pointers. Then, think about how they may apply to your unique situation. If so, act on them! Remember, sometimes just a few changes can have a major impact… Once you have put some good behaviors and processes in place, look for more opportunities for improvement. You don’t have to do it all at once. After all, how do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time, as they say.
Create a Reverse Budget When Cash Flow Planning When you want to get a better grip on net savings, begin by finding out where the money is going. Create a Reverse Budget When Cash Flow Planning Member/Contributor: Keith Hiatt - Connect with Keith! Get Involved with Plenteous Financial Forum
Choose the Right Credit Card for You With disciplined spending, the right credit card can provide significant benefits. Choose the right one for you to reap the benefits! While there is a lot of bad press about the trouble people can get into with credit cards, they can be helpful in establish credit, defer expenses until due, adding convenience and providing benefits. It is those benefits I would like to discuss today. There is no single credit card that is the best for every individual, family and/or business. However, taking some time to consider a card's benefits, alongside it's associated cost [...]
Carefully Choose Real Foods Making a choice in favor of cheaper processed foods, over real foods, could save you now and cost you later! Understand the true costs of real versus processed foods when deciding what to put in your grocery cart. A real food is a whole, single-ingredient food. It is mostly unprocessed, free of chemical additives, and rich in nutrients. It’s the type of food we, humans, ate exclusively for thousands of years. Real foods include fresh lean meats, fish, fruits and vegetables. While real foods are highly perishable items that can be costly to deliver to your plate, [...]
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