Over the last half a decade, I have been working with people to obtain finance to purchase property. As you’d imagine, I’ve come across people from all walks of life; the corporates, the mum and dads, the first home buyers, the debt riddled and probably a cross section of the beforementioned, those that despite what they earn, still haven’t found a way to effectively manage their money.
The feeling of being in control of your money is such a re-assuring one, yet why is it that so many don’t have the control? My belief is that put simply, no-one has bothered to spend the time to put together a system to make it happen.
Now it’s one thing to have a system for managing money, but if you don’t have a purpose, my guess is that it won’t work. It’s got to mean something to you, or to your family or to a partner which means doing that dreaded thing – goal setting.
Personally, I love goal setting because it makes me feel in control. It gives me a sense of direction and a purpose. Setting goals for your money is no different. Do you want to take a trip of a lifetime and visit Europe or America? Have you bought into the property market and now want to turn your house into your home? Is there a car on the market that you’d just love to get your hands behind the wheel of? Do you want to send your children to good schools and are daunted by how on earth you’re going to afford it?
All of these are example of goals and like all goals, there are usually short, medium and long term goals.
Once you have established what’s important to you, it’s then over to you to make it happen. The trouble is that it just never happens. Unlike a failed relationship however the cliché “It’s not you is me” is actually only half right.
I’m a big believer that you should be in control of your own money so in a way it has been your fault that you haven’t put away the pennies to achieve your savings targets but the other side of the equation is a bit like asking someone to mow your lawns without a lawn mower. It’s very difficult.
To manage money effectively, you need a tool to use and a system to implement. Imagine a world where you were able to take ownership of your money but utilise a system to make your money work for you.
Welcome to Finance Fit. Finance Fit is a structured, system-based program designed to educate you on managing your money and keep you accountable to achieve your goals. Whether it’s buying your dream home or investment, marrying the love of your life, or taking a well-earned holiday, Finance Fit will guide, educate and monitor your progress to make sure you tick off the challenges you face with managing your money.
Unlike other companies out there that claim to solve your monetary woes by paying bills on your behalf, Finance Fit, educates you and keeps you accountable for managing your own money. We’ll teach you the skills required to successfully achieve your financial targets within a manageable time-frame.
For more information, please click the following link: Finance Fit
The feeling of being in control of your money is such a re-assuring one, yet why is it that so many don’t have the control? My belief is that put simply, no-one has bothered to spend the time to put together a system to make it happen.
Now it’s one thing to have a system for managing money, but if you don’t have a purpose, my guess is that it won’t work. It’s got to mean something to you, or to your family or to a partner which means doing that dreaded thing – goal setting.
Personally, I love goal setting because it makes me feel in control. It gives me a sense of direction and a purpose. Setting goals for your money is no different. Do you want to take a trip of a lifetime and visit Europe or America? Have you bought into the property market and now want to turn your house into your home? Is there a car on the market that you’d just love to get your hands behind the wheel of? Do you want to send your children to good schools and are daunted by how on earth you’re going to afford it?
All of these are example of goals and like all goals, there are usually short, medium and long term goals.
Once you have established what’s important to you, it’s then over to you to make it happen. The trouble is that it just never happens. Unlike a failed relationship however the cliché “It’s not you is me” is actually only half right.
I’m a big believer that you should be in control of your own money so in a way it has been your fault that you haven’t put away the pennies to achieve your savings targets but the other side of the equation is a bit like asking someone to mow your lawns without a lawn mower. It’s very difficult.
To manage money effectively, you need a tool to use and a system to implement. Imagine a world where you were able to take ownership of your money but utilise a system to make your money work for you.
Welcome to Finance Fit. Finance Fit is a structured, system-based program designed to educate you on managing your money and keep you accountable to achieve your goals. Whether it’s buying your dream home or investment, marrying the love of your life, or taking a well-earned holiday, Finance Fit will guide, educate and monitor your progress to make sure you tick off the challenges you face with managing your money.
Unlike other companies out there that claim to solve your monetary woes by paying bills on your behalf, Finance Fit, educates you and keeps you accountable for managing your own money. We’ll teach you the skills required to successfully achieve your financial targets within a manageable time-frame.
For more information, please click the following link: Finance Fit
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