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I have been a stay-home partner with various types of freelance jobs for more than 10 years and now I need to take care of my own expenses and get more income as the family income is getting too low... I feel very intimidated and stressed as I have a car loan to pay for now without much savings but my current annual income is just 1000 short of applying for any credit cards for fuel rebates... it seems... I don't know where to start
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Gabriel Tham
09 Apr 2019
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Can start by listing all your assets against all your liabilities.
This will give you your net worth.
Then list all income and all expenses. This will give you your cash flow. If you have a positive cash flow, then this is the amount you are left with each month.
For example;
Expenses- bills, food, travel, groceries, clothes, insurance, rental, loans, petrol, etc
For a clearer insight into where your money actually flows into, break the expenses into easily distinguishable classes. (See millionaire mindset for the 6 jars method).
From there adjust your expenses accordingly to meet what you would accept as your expenses nature/aim.
There you go, you will now have a clear view of your financial standing.
People try to improve the āincomeā part of the equation but the millionaire mindset teaches the value of āhabitā. Learn the habit to save, put aside, allocate and it grows with regularity.
Good luck.
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take out a spreadsheet
list down all your expenses, monthly bills, etc
list down income sources
monthly income - monthly expenses = how much left every month
see where u can cut down on expenses for a start.
check if your savings are enough for any emergency situation.