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    How To Get Your Finances In Order

    James PaulBy James PaulJune 2, 20163 Mins Read
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    Our finances can be a big headache for us. It seems that we go out to work each day only to have a big chunk of it taken away each month by bills. Some of us struggle to make ends meet and find saving money for the nicer things in life hard work. You are not alone. Many people find themselves in this situation at some point in their lives. The only thing you can do is to try and take charge of the situation. This means getting your finances in order and working for you. So I thought I would share with you some tips on how to do that.

    Look at your outgoings

    The first thing to do would be to look at your monthly outgoings. Some of us find that we are still paying for things we no longer use or need. This is an instant saving to you straight away. You can cancel direct debits easily with the bank or with the company the money is going to.

    Save money on the things you can control

    The next thing to do is to look at the things you can control and try and make some savings. The biggest one being your food shopping bill. There a few different ways you can save money on this. The first would be where you shop. Sometimes shopping for things in a few different places can save you money overall. There is information on the internet that will tell you where to buy things the cheapest from. Meal planning can also save you money as you end up only buying what you need. Team those two things up with batch cooking, meal preparation and looking for brand alternatives. You can shop a huge amount off your weekly bill. Also using discount codes and coupons can help save money on food and other expenses.

    Look at your debts and how you can reduce them

    Sometimes the amount we pay to debt can be one of our biggest outgoings. This is where you can try and be a bit smarter in what you do. A great source would be to check out websites like wealthmaverick.com. There are plenty of things you can do. What you have to remember is that multiple interest rates from different sources all add up. So sometimes consolidating our debt into one monthly payment can save money overall. You could use the amount you save to pay more off each month, bringing the debt amount down sooner.

    Find cheaper alternatives to things

    A great way to save some money on your outgoings is to hunt out different deals. More often than not we are paying too much for a service because we will have exited an introductory offer. Switching providers can offer us an instant saving. Another alternative would be to consider finding cheaper alternatives to our daily habits. You may buy a coffee each day whereas taking one from home in a travel mug is much more cost efficient. It means taking our lunch to work with us instead of buying it out.

    I hope this helps you get your finances in order.

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