Are you as Financially Stable as you think?
We often think if we just made more money, everything in our lives would be perfect. A six or seven figure salary can give a false sense of wealth. You may not be as financially stable as you think...
I have a paycheck’s worth of money in a savings account.
I rely on bonus income to pay for essential expenses.
I pay for vacations and holidays with a credit card and it takes more than 2 months to pay off.
I get thrown off when an intermittent expense arises like property tax or semi-annually paid car insurance.
I am five years or more into my career and still am not maximizing my 401(k) or saving 15% for retirement.
I am three years into my career and feel I'm still living paycheck to paycheck.
Do you find your cost of living creeping up with every pay raise?
Do you struggle to save for special purchases?
Have you been putting off home repairs because the money does not seem available?
Have you been putting off medical procedures such as dental work because you feel the money is not avaialble?
Do you put off doing things you want for years because you can’t afford it, despite making a good income?
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You're Financially Stable!
You have a good idea where your money is going, live within your means and are taking care of your "future self."
You may still benefit from a Cash Flow checkup to make sure you are spending purposefully, on the things that are most important to you.
Schedule a Meeting with The Savvy Life to review your Cash Flow.
You're doing OK, but could do better with some improved habits.
You usually spend within your means and have pretty good control of your finances, but creating a Spending Plan could shore up your finances and get you spending and saving more purposefully.
Schedule a meeting with The Savvy Life to discuss creating a Spending Plan..
You could benefit from a clear Spending Plan and some new habits.
A Spending Plan can provide clarity and direction to keep you on track with spending less than you make and saving fro your future. The Plan Implementation part of the Spending Plan Process can help you with idenitfying and practicing the Savvy Habits that will enable you to successfully execute the Plan.
Schedule a meeting withThe Savvy Life today to get started on your Spending Plan.
