Dear Mom,
Money can be a very difficult subject to talk about. In this day and age of reality television, You Tube videos and personal web pages, it seems that people are willing to talk about anything. However, money is the one thing that people still don't want to openly discuss.
Let's face it - people are more in debt now than ever before. It can almost seem as though you are on a debt treadmill. As soon as you get past one debt, another one pops up.
Young couples just starting out are struggling to pay down student loans and mortgage payments. Once the couple starts to grow a family they add many expenses to to their budgets, and before long they are trying to save for retirement as well as paying for their children's college educations.
It is common for many people to live "hand to mouth" or "paycheck to paycheck," in other words, people are living week to week, hoping they can make enough to pay the bills and buy groceries.
There is an alternative... I'm sure you know the answer, and you may have read many articles about it. The answer is to set a budget, cut expenses, and live more frugally...
Unfortunately, the word "budget" can make people shudder with fear . . do you ever feel like that?
You're not alone!
You Only Make So Much Money Per Month - How Can You Make It Stretch??
You want to live a full life! You want to erase debt, save money for your children's education and your retirement, and be able to enjoy day to day life. You just want to eliminate the stress of making ends meet and have money in the bank to fall back on.
But how? Where do you start?
Well, you could go on a drastic "money diet," and make a bunch of budget cuts. You might do well the first month, but sooner or later you'll start to feel restricted and the new budget will be out the window.
But let's suppose . . .
It's 6 Months From Now And You Haven't Done Anything To Take Control Of Your Money!
You're
still in debt, you're stressed out, and you haven't added anything to your
savings.
Consider the Following:
- The average American has 7.6 credit cards
- About 43% of American families spend more
than they earn
- About 19% of American homeowners owe more than
$100,000
- The number of people filing personal
bankruptcy protection has more than doubled between 1993 and 2003
- It's a known fact that it’s possible to reduce your debt, pay for you children's education, and save for retirement, simply by creating and sticking to a budget.
And guess what?
There IS An Easy Way To Live Frugally Without Feeling Deprived
Wouldn't you agree that budgeting is a lot like dieting? You have to give up the cookies and snacks and stick to vegetables... Not a lot of fun.
In order to really cut your expenses and save money, you need to find a way to live frugally that doesn't feel like punishment.
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