A budget is a plan for how you will spend your money. It can help you track your spending, save for your goals, and avoid debt. If you’re not sure where your money is going each month, a budget can help you get a better understanding of your finances. When your bills feel like they control you and your decisions the budget lets you take control back.
Here are some of the benefits of having a financial wellness budget:
If you’re not sure how to start a budget, we have free templates on our website; Shanes Financial Wellness. Or you can sign up to work directly with Shane – a trained and certified financial coach. We want you to succeed, our website has budget templates with directions for you and available coaches. Use our scheduling tool to book your free coaching consultation.
Creating your budget takes time and effort, but it really is worth it in the long run. A budget can help you improve your financial health and achieve your financial goals.
It is actually very simple to create a budget. Download our available Budgeting Tools – (Zero Based Budgeting & Allocated Spending Plan) that come with simple easy to follow step by step guides for your budget.
Put the effort in with following the simple step by step directions for your budget and practice making it a habit to follow your budget. Remember it takes time to make a habit stick. So keep up the budget practice and set up a free consultation to have our certified Financial Coach help coach you and your family through this wonderful life changing experience.
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