More and more these days, my clients are expressing their concern about just how volatile current investments are. Here’s a line I’ve heard quite a bit in recent weeks:
It’s too late looking for insurance when you need it!
Of course, none of us like to think about getting sick, injured, and especially dying. The reality is that accidents happen, so you need to be prepared.
You need to get a tighter grip on your finances. Reducing your fixed expenses is a logical step toward freeing extra cash flow in your household. We’re talking about bank fees, memberships and even utility bills. Shop around for more cost-effective options or eliminate them altogether.
Most of us have plans for our retirement money. It may be to take a dream holiday; Move to the seaside, the country, or simply to be able to live comfortably without the fear of having to struggle in order to make ends meet.
The best place to start is by creating a cash-flow strategy. This will not only highlight where your hard earned money is actually going, but it will also help you to prioritize the things that are important to you. Effectively helping you to create a much more accurate plan that will ensure that you are able to manage your cash flow with greater rewards.