It'$ My Money: A Guided Journal to Help You Manage Your Finances, VOL2 is the second in a series of journals dedicated to financial literacy and money management. It is designed to enrich young adults with practical strategies to manage their money. There are great tips and guided questions to equip the reader with what they need to be empowered and in control of their money. Learn how to: Start saving Increase your savings Use credit responsibly Earn extra money What it means to invest It includes: Inspirational quotes throughout to keep you inspired along your journey A glossary in the back Lined pages for journaling

A Guided Journal to Help You Manage Your Finances is the first in a series of journals dedicated to financial literacy and money management. It'$ My Money is designed to enrich teenagers with simple but smart financial information while providing inspiring quotes and guided questions. Financial scholars will be able to explore topics and increase their application of financial tools through specific action steps. It'$ My Money equips teens with the content and confidence needed to manage their finances!

The Money Journal The Money Journal is part money work book, part journal, part action tracker. It is filled with information on money management, saving, investing, minimizing taxes and so much more. Each section begins with digestible money and financial concepts to help you on your financial independence journey. There are pages along the way to help you reflect on your money mindset, to create a a budget, to track expenses and various "free flow" pages to reflect on how managing your money can lead to a more fulfilling life. No matter what your goals are, let this be the year you take charge of your financial well-being. Thinking of pursuing FIRE (financial independence, retire early), the content in this book can help set the stage for you. Workbook Style Over 90 Pages of Money/Financial Content Plenty of Money Prompts and Additional Blank Pages for Notes Includes Checklists, Trackers, Action Items Note: This is not a just a budget planner. Instead we've designed the journal to track both your money thoughts and money actions.

Welcome to the world of micro money management! It is very important to develop a money management strategy, in which you feel able to be in control of your finances- putting yourself in the driving seat means that you will worry less about money, and have more time for yourself.The best way to save money is not to spend it - it may sound very obvious, but anything that you buy, whether it is the bargain of the century, or whether it is an extra coffee which you did not really need, depletes your finances. Perhaps you can focus on all of the ways in which you can avoid spending money, as a main way of saving it- taking a flask/bottle/packed lunch/picnic with you, having strict rules on how much you allow yourself to spend each week etc. The way that this book has been written deals more with day to day 'pocket money' type finances- how much you are spending directly, rather than bills, although these can be included too of course. 'My weekly balance' relates to how much you have left out of your weekly allocation. The main feeling related to the book is going back to a sense that it is what we do with our money on a day to day level that matters, and that making sensible decisions on a small level can lead to great things. Please look at the end of the book to add your financial totals and your comments- see how things fit into a grand plan. You can make money work for you, and feel that every day, you are the one who calls the shots. Being in control of your finances is very liberating and it frees up time and energy to enjoy life to the full!

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"Mastering Your Money: A Practical Budget Journal" is a comprehensive and user-friendly guide designed to empower individuals in taking control of their finances and achieving financial freedom. This practical budget journal offers step-by-step approach to mastering your money, helping you create a solid foundation for effective budgeting and long term financial success.Inside this invaluable resource, you'll find a wealth of practical tools and strategies to track your income, expenses, and savings goals. From monthly budget templates to expense trackers and goal setting worksheets, this journal provides a systematic framework to manage your money efficiently. With user-friendly layout and intuitive prompts, you'll be able to easily monitor your spending, identify areas for improvement, and make informed financial decisions.Whether you're a budgeting novice or looking to refine your financial management skills, "Mastering Your Money" is your ultimate companion. With it's comprehensive approach, practical tools and expert guidance, this budget journal will empower you to take charge of your financial future, achieve your goals and live a life free from financial stress. Start your journey towards financial mastery today and unlock the secrets to long-lasting financial success!

From the author of Real Life Money and the woman behind the viral Instagram account @myfrugalyear.'Want to finally get a grip on your cash? This is the book for you' Cosmopolitan on Real Life MoneyReal Life Money: The Journal is the first planner that targets the link between our emotional wellbeing and our financial situation. The result is a practical workbook for people who need something deeper than just expense tracking and meal planning. It guides the user through the steps required to recalibrate their finances on a deeper level, helping them to prepare for difficult conversations, set achievable goals, create their own personal budget - and then stay on track. Each section is designed to help the user map out every part of their journey on their own terms, with insights, anecdotes and contributions (in the form of quotes from mental health/finance professionals and people who have been through the process themselves) to encourage and give context. This journal includes twelve weeks' worth of space for goal monitoring, budget and expense tracking and saving/debt payoff progress.