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Tips For Teaching Your Kids About Money

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Learning about money is tough. Teaching your children about financial matters is even harder! Our children have probably had some kind of financial transaction. Whether it’s pocket money for a small task or saving up and buying their own computer game, at some point in their late teens, they are going to get a job and start to feel the joy of an income. It’s at this point we need to get serious when it comes to teaching your kids about money.

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Giving your children more involvement in household budgets might feel a little weird at first. The idea isn’t to throw them the bank accounts and ask them to make all the financial decisions! That would be a disaster. Instead, it is about letting them see the reality of adulthood. How much money comes in, and how much goes out, what you put by for savings and the reality of what those savings are spent on!

Run through all your bills and expenditures, and this includes any loans. You may encounter a few difficult questions such as “How do banks get away with charging this much?” or “How do title loans work?” but do your best to answer all questions that crop up. At some point in their lives, they will need to know this, and if you set them into the world with a little financial knowledge, they can make better decisions.

Teaching your children the critical balance of earning, spending and saving is vital. Their experience to this point has been pretty limited. You could set up a budget for them to start saving for a car. Run them through how much owning that car will cost from the purchase price to the running expenses. Then get them to write down their earnings and work out how much they need to put aside each month to buy their car. Then they need to figure out how much they need to set aside each month to pay for the vehicle, the gas, insurance and maintenance. Helping your teen set up his own budget is great for teaching your kids about money.

Some families charge working children a little rent. This might not be something you are comfortable with; however, it is good to get them into the habit of contributing. If you don’t want to use their money for household costs, without telling them, you could put it in a savings account and when they are eventually ready to leave home, let them know what you have been doing. This will give them a little nest egg and highlight how important saving money is while allowing them to feel some financial responsibility.

Kids thrive on real-world experience, and there are multiple ways you can give this to them at home. They might find it boring at first. But, once you get them going on a task, let them feel they have responsibility for something important, most children will enjoy the challenge even if you ask them to run through the family finances and see what could be saved for the family holiday of a lifetime. Make learning about money fun, and they’ll learn it quickly. 

Make money fun, but make it matter while teaching your kids about money. 

 

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7 Ways to Save Money No Matter Your Situation

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Whether you’re a fab grandma, mother, student, or any other individual, this post is for you! Together, we’ll go through 7 different ways to save money regardless of your situation. Some of these tips, tricks and tactics may already be things you do, while others may be completely new to you. Let’s see what the ideas are!

 

Buy on sale

Duh… Sounds really obvious, but most of us only buy items on sale when we’re at the store and we happen to see that they’re on sale. When was the last time you planned your groceries based on what’s on sale where? Thought so…! So, next time you’re getting ready to go grocery shopping and are making your shopping list, be sure to check out some of the weekly offers. Check out the Lowes Food flyer if you’re in the US or the discount flyer for FreshCo if you’re in Canada. It’s worth going in prepared when you’re looking to save money!

Track your income and expenses

This may just be the most effective tip on this list and is one that I can’t recommend highly enough to everyone. Whether you’re old or young, small or large, have a large family or are living alone, tracking your income and expenses is a fantastic way of saving money. Now, you might be thinking: “How will knowing what I spend and how much I earn help me save money? Surely this just takes up my valuable time that I could be using to watch Netflix or use to do an odd errand or two so I can buy another $10 coffee at the local coffee shop…”

This is one of those tips that doesn’t seem like it would have any impact on how much you save but is actually extremely effective for pretty much everyone. The reason it’s so effective is that you can see where your money is going. Getting one of those expensive $10 coffees everyday may help you get a little more work done, but it is costing you $300 per month. If you have Netflix, Spotify, YouTube music, Hulu, HBO plus and five to ten other subscriptions, you’ll see that each $5 or $10 subscription quickly adds up to hundreds of dollars per month.

By understanding where your money is going, you can save a lot of money in the long run. Try it out for a week or two and see what happens to your expenses.

Budget, Budget, Budget!

Once you’ve been tracking your income and expenses for a little while you’ll be in a great position to create a budget. By budgeting, you prevent yourself from spending too much. It also gives you the opportunity to save for something you’ve been wanting to do or buy for a long time. It may be the perfect opportunity to pay off your mortgage a little faster or save up for that vacation you’ve been wanting to go on for the past few years.

Reduce waste

Cut down on the subscriptions, buy only what you need and stop with those $10 coffees! As you track your expenses, you’ll be shocked at how much you spend on a yearly or monthly basis on things you don’t need, or worse, don’t use. By tracking your expenses, you are in a better position to recognize where your money is being wasted. On a yearly basis, these costs can add up substantially.

Reduce your debt

Debt can seem very useful until you realize that you’re paying way more money back than you’ve borrowed. The more debt you have, the more you pay in terms of fees. It’s important to think about how much you’re paying on your debt.

Although a mortgage is a huge debt, you only pay a small amount of interest on it compared to say, a credit card debt. This means that paying off $1000 worth of your mortgage is going to save you less money than paying off $1000 on your credit card debt. Pay off your most expensive debts first before moving on the less expensive ones. The more you pay off, the more you’ll have left over at the end of the month. Find out what the interest rates are on your credit card debts, and pay off the ones with the highest interest first.

Think about your subscriptions

All companies want to get you on some form of subscription. There are companies sending you groceries everyday for inflated prices, automatically send you razor blades and many offering online subscriptions for music, TV, and other forms of entertainment.

The subscriptions and monthly expenses you actually use aren’t really wasted. If you spend each night watching Netflix for three hours, it’s not going to be worth saving the $20 (although, you could be doing something more productive with your time… Just saying!). However, do you really need five different video subscriptions? Is it really worth paying for all three of those music applications you have?

Any cost that returns weekly or monthly is going to add up to a pretty penny on a yearly basis. Every $10 you save per month will mean you’re left with another $120 by the end of the year!

Use coupons, royalty programs and cash back programs

If I offered to give you $100, would you want it or not? Unless you believe that money is the root of all evil and that you’re better off living a life completely free of material things, you’re probably going to accept the generous gift. So, why, when a company offers to give you a discount of $100 by using a coupon, do so many people let the chance of free money pass by? 

Sure, not all coupons are going to save you a great deal, and it’s important not to buy anything you don’t need. However, it can save you an arm and a leg if you do use the coupons at your disposal. Check the weekly flyers that stores give you and use all promo codes you can!

A few dollars saved each day can add up to thousands saved per year!

Conclusion

As you can see, saving money each month doesn’t have to be all too difficult. By keeping track of your expenses and preventing waste, you can save thousands of dollars per year with very little effort! Hopefully, after reading this post, you’ll be more inclined to spend a little less to ensure you save a little more.

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Investing In Rental Properties Made Easier

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If you are a professional rental investor hoping to boost your portfolio so that you can make the whole thing much more lucrative, there are many ways that you might be able to do that. The important thing is that you never think of it as an impossibility, as the truth is that it is always going to be possible to do. However, it will often take a lot of work, and you should bear that in mind if you hope for it to work out right. In this article, we will look at investing in rental properties, and how to make sure that it is as easy and straightforward as possible.

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Get Help Locating A Property

Even if you have been investing in properties for a long time, there are bound to be occasions when you find that you are struggling to find a new one that fits your criteria. You might have a specific idea in mind of the kind of property that you are looking for. Perhaps you have researched the local residents and you know what people there want, for instance. Whatever the reason, you will find that getting local help from a realtor is often a good way to ensure that you can find the right property to improve your rental portfolio. That alone will save you a huge headache.

Finance It Directly

The issue of financing is one that is always going to crop up when you are investing in rental properties. You need to have a strong plan for where you are going to go and how you are going to make it a reality. For many investors, the best way is to go through a direct financier of rental loans like Visio Financial Services. They will be able to finance you with the loan that you need to make the purchase a reality, and in so doing will ultimately ensure that you can build on your portfolio in whatever way you hope to. Whether it is your first rental property or your fiftieth, you will find that you are going to have much more luck with this kind of help on your side.

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Patience

No matter who you are, a home is a big investment to make. You should not be too surprised if it takes you quite a while to get it, and if you need to work hard for many years before you have a real chance of being able to make it a reality. That can be true even for subsequent investments beyond your first. Because it can take so long, you are going to want to try and practice your patience as best as you can, as that will help you psychologically get through it. If you are resolute and you find that it takes many years, then that can be a real challenge, so being patient is going to help you a lot. Bear that in mind and you should find that it is much easier. Investing in rental property is worth the wait.

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Finance For The 50+ Crowd

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Important Things to Do For Your Finances

Your finances will determine your quality of life. The more wealth you have, the better your quality of life. You have access to so many more things than you would have otherwise had depending on your income and wealth. That is why it is important for you to take care of your wealth and try to grow it as best you can. This is even more important when you get to be over 50 years old. You don’t want to be working as you did during your 50s. Your 50s should be a time of relaxing and unwinding until you can get to a better situation. Even passing on your wealth is something you will need to consider during this time. You have to do things like avoid probate and make a decent will that protects everyone you care about. Understanding the financial world is critical to success in this arena.

Understanding finances is even more important when you are over 50. At that age, it becomes critical to your survival. Millions of people every year go broke after they stop working. They spend the last few years of their lives working at a job they don’t love. They also spent time not getting the things they want and barely making it. By doing the right things financially, they can achieve a certain level of success that few people can have.

Investing For the Future

Before you get to 50, investing is critical. You have to spend your time and money investing in a variety of places that will continue to grow. Making your money work for you is the first step to financial success. Investing should always start early. It should begin the moment you start working. It is something that needs a lot of work and investment to accumulate. Eventually, you get to a level where you are over 50 and your investments start paying you a salary that is close to what you were making when you worked full-time. This is the dream of every person in the modern economy. They want to be able to work and invest money so that it pays them after they have stopped working. 

Some people, however, choose to try other investment strategies that will pay off more quickly. These people would rather take the risk than take a smaller return. There are merits to this way of thinking, but it can be dangerous if you don’t get it right. There have been many people who lost everything by taking a risk and not being smart in the way they calculated things. For example, someone who invests all their money in the stock market and then loses it when the company they invested in goes bankrupt. This happened with Enron.

Your Goals When You’re Over 50

We go to many different phases of life. At the start, we are helpless and our parents are responsible for almost all aspects of our well-being. We need their help to do everything and we aren’t functionally able to take care of ourselves. As time goes on, we learn more and gain experience. We can invest money and also plan for our future. Eventually, we get to a stage where we are almost at retirement. At this age, we should have already laid down the foundations for a great retirement. Retirement involves being able to take care of yourself without working. That means the money you put away during your working years is put to use. The most important thing for you to do as a goal is to have a lot of money put away. You also need to have good insurance since this is when you are most likely to need it. The last three years of your life are when you need to have great medical coverage so you can have a better quality of life.

Lifelong Financial Success

Financial success past 50 is difficult. However, it is an essential part of having a future worth living. You spend your time doing a lot of great things in life, but after you become 50 it all changes and the trajectory of your life goes from being one where you make money to one where you spend it. Having an understanding of finance is critical to being successful in this arena.

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Save, Save, Save! 5 Simple Ways to Boost Your Savings

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We’re all saving for something, whether it’s a new car, the deposit for a house, a vacation or just for a rainy day. Savings are something that we should include in our monthly budgets, but with so many other bills and financial responsibilities, it’s often easier said than done. Whether you have a simple savings account, a piggy bank or stocks and shares ISA’s, it’s easy to neglect your savings and convince yourselves to worry about them later. Sadly, it’s this kind of attitude that usually hinders your progress and keeps you constantly out of reach of your saving goals! So, what’s the answer? How can you ensure that you’re adding to your savings pot every month? Read on for 5 simple ways to boost your savings.

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Save it first

Most people pay out all their other bills and then top up their savings account with what’s left of their paycheck. However, it’s this habit that often leaves us neglecting our rainy day fund entirely. What if I need that money? What if there’s an emergency? I’ll just put double in next month. Sound familiar? Instead, always pay your savings account first! That way you’re paying in every month without fail. It removes the temptation to spend it or to put it elsewhere!

Go through your contracts

Of course, your phone is a necessity. But is your extortionate monthly deal really worth it? Shop around for a cheaper deal, if you’re currently locked into a contract until a particular date, then speak with your provider about other options you may have.

Do you pay for cable TV? And are you also paying for streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime? Strip back these accounts and you could be saving yourself $100 a month minimum! Decide which services you want to keep – if any – and cancel the rest. Put all the money you save straight into your savings account.

Your utilities

When was the last time you compared your utility providers? Head to an online comparison site, fill in some simple details and see how much you could be saving a month. If you want to swap, then go for it. Your new provider will do all the hard work for you and you can enjoy some additional funds in your savings.

Go through your budget

Food, rent, car, nights out – go through your monthly budget and see if you can squeeze it further. Reconsider options such as getting rid of your car and taking public transportation instead. Head to a budget-friendly supermarket or avoid big brand names and try a cheaper option. If you enjoy meals out with your partner or friends then opt for meals at home instead. There’s always money to be saved somewhere, even in the most frugal of budgets, so go through your expenses and eliminate as many of them as possible.

Pay off your credit cards

If you’re currently in debt, then any savings you’re making are simply being spent on the interest you’re accruing on your debts. Make paying off your credit card debts a priority. Once you have paid them off,  you can put the payment amounts into your account and boost your savings!

 

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What to Do If You Win Mega Millions

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You just realized you’ve won the Mega Millions lottery. What do you do? Your whole life as you know it changes. You are now several times richer than you went to bed the previous night. It can be extremely challenging navigating this new path in life, from the process of claiming your prize to living with your newfound wealth. Here are a few tips recommended by experts for what to do if you win Mega Millions. 

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Protect that magic ticket

Your Mega Millions prize depends on that piece of paper, so guard it like it carries the actual value of the prize amount. Sign the back of the ticket so that it’s easy to prove it’s yours. Make several copies of it as well and take the original to a safe deposit box in a bank. However, that might not be necessary if you would like to claim your winnings immediately. Just preserve digital copies and lock it in a safe in your home till the day you go to claim your jackpot.

Keep it under wraps

You will be thrilled and eager to share the news with everyone, but don’t do that. You are better off just keeping the news to yourself, except maybe telling a few close family members. The news of the Mega Millions lottery winnings can spread like wildfire, and bring back long lost family members and friends knocking on your door. There will also be charities, investment advisors, marketers, and everyone else trying to ring your doorbell. Before you claim the big money, get a new unlisted phone number and a different post office box. You can even find a place to live temporarily until it all cools down. This will make it harder for people that want a bite of your cake to find you. It is not about being stingy, but it is about protecting your sanity and finding space to plan wisely.

Take your time

Understandably, you will be so eager to lay your hands on the prize money, but don’t rush. Immediately they find that you have won the Mega Millions lottery, some people make the mistake of rushing over to the lottery headquarters. Take time to think it over, to sober up, and prepare to claim your winnings and use it wisely.
Those that rush to claim the money often end up pouring it down the drain. Then they go back to being poor. It’s therefore prudent in this case to take time and assemble a team of trusted professionals, including a lawyer, a financial planner, and an insurance agent.

Contact the lottery office

With these professionals by your side, contact your nearest lottery head office. The officers will ask you questions to do with the details of your ticket. Once it’s verified, a meeting will be set where you will be required to produce the original ticket plus your identification documents. The claims team will then complete all the necessary procedures to release your money.

Decide on the payment method

When you win the Mega Millions lottery, you can collect the prize as a cash lump sum or in annual installments (usually over 29 years). Your choice here depends on your financial goals. Your financial planner should be able to guide you on this. There are also automatic taxes deductible from your winnings. The IRS often takes 24 % of the sum before it reaches you. You may also be obligated to pay state taxes. Be sure to seek the advice of a tax expert on this.

You can stay anonymous in some states

Even though most states will publicize your information when you win the Mega Millions lottery, you may have legal grounds to remain anonymous. If you dislike publicity (and in this case everyone does), put your lawyers to work.
In other states like Maryland, Kansas, and South Carolina, players are allowed to claim their winnings anonymously. You might also be eligible to claim your winnings through a trust fund. This option saves you the stress of dealing with vast sums of money under everyone’s watch.

Enjoy your money, responsibly

Take time to think about what your newfound wealth means for you as a person. Try to align and adjust your goals and purpose in life with this new financial freedom before you start spending your money. Have your financial advisor on speed dial. You may want to quit your job at this point and start to travel the world. You may want to buy a new home, a new car, or provide financial resources for your family and friends. Budget for everything as always; budgeting is not just an activity for the poor.

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Choosing The Best Flight To Mumbai Nagpur

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Whether you’re traveling for pleasure or business, being able to choose the best flight matters. It’s always great to keep an eye out for the flight schedule for your destination, such as Mumbai Nagpur flight patterns. When you travel for business you may not be able to choose your best flight, but planning your own vacation means you get to select the best flight possible. Today I’m going to help you learn how to choose the best flight to ensure safe, but fast air travel.

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How Do I Choose the Best Flight?

Look For Fees

When looking at Mumbai Nagpur flight schedules it’s important to note the baggage fees you’ll incur during your travels. Some airlines have specific allowances for luggage without added fees while other airlines may have additional fees. The last thing you want to do is show up for your flight and have to pay unexpected fees.

Pay Attention to Value

While you may find a cheaper Mumbai Nagpur flight ticket, it’s important that you’re able to get value for your money. You’ll want to make a list of the various flight schedules before flying so that you get a good flight deal as well as the quickest option for plane travel to your destination.

Ignore Reviews

You’ll often find reviews and forums for the best flights, not a great option to determine your best flight pattern possible. Many airlines have incidences that occur and people tend to only post negative reviews as opposed to positively or neutrally sharing their open-minded experience with an airline.

Plan Your Budget

Lastly, when you figured out which flight makes sense for your travel destination, take a peek at your budget. Flying earlier in the morning may be a more cost-effective option when choosing the best flight. Figure out how much travel money you have to designate towards your best flight option.

Be Flexible

Chances are that you’ll have to adapt your specific desires to find the best flight for your budget and travel plans. It’s always a good idea to keep an open mind and be flexible with flight options during the planning stage of your next travel excursion.

Look for Comfy Seats for your 

Lastly, sometimes the simple fact that one flight has comfier seats than the other will be your deciding factor. If you’ve found that multiple flights seem to fit your preferences for traveling by plane, then take into consideration how comfortable the seats look for each flight and let that be your deciding factor.

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Going out there and experiencing the world is a great way to learn more about other cultures, experience new foods and take in the scenic views other countries have to offer. Whether you’re looking for Mumbai Nagpur flight schedule or somewhere else, these tips will help you find the best flight for your next travel destination.

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Brilliant Ways to Live Well on a Fixed Income

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Many people are living on a fixed income. This doesn’t just happen at retirement age. This can happen at any age and during any stage of adulthood. If you’re living on a fixed income then you may know how difficult it can be to live well on an income that never fluctuates. While there are some positives to living on a fixed income, you’ll always know how much money you get. There are some negatives too. With that being said, today I want to focus on some brilliant ways to live well on a fixed income.

 

Brilliant Ways to Live Well on a Fixed Income

No matter how old or how young you are, trying to find ways to live well on a fixed income is difficult. I understand your hard times and have created this list to help you find ways to live better and be happier when you have just this one fixed income to survive on.

Live Below Your Means

The first step to living well on a fixed income is to evaluate your lifestyle. Determine what things you can give up, what things matter most and what type of shelter you truly need. Be realistic about your needs so that you’re able to reduce your housing, food, and other costs associated with your lifestyle. You may have to live in a smaller home, cut out some of those extra things that you desire most, or drive a pre-owned car instead of a new one, but that’s part of your life now while you learn to live on a fixed income.

Apply for Assistance

There are many ways to get help when you’re trying to live well on a fixed income. You may qualify for food stamps, cash help, or other benefits such as a reduction on your electricity bill. There are many programs and non-profit organizations out there that can quite possibly help you live well on a fixed income. While you may not qualify for the assistance that comes immediately to your mind, call around to see what other types of help may be available for you.

Meal Plan

Let’s face it, we all need food and shelter. When it comes to eating on a fixed income, your reality may feel more like pasta and those cheap meals are the only thing you can afford. This isn’t true. You can easily start to afford healthier meal options if you learn how to properly meal plan. This will mean cooking from scratch more often or using a slow cooker to cook your own frozen meals, but you can do it. Review ways to start meal planning and utilize this meal plan to have one huge meal provide enough food for 2-3 days so that you can make the most out of every meal you cook.

When it comes to using these three brilliant ways to live well on a fixed income, you may have to let go of your pride a little bit and learn a new lifestyle, but the payoff is so worth it. When you start to live below your means, find programs that can assist you, and learn how to meal plan you’ll start feeling less stressed and find that your life becomes much happier. When you’re happier, your physical health starts to improve and you’ll be living well in no time.  

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