Essential financial guidelines everyone should be familiar with
Most adults are wildly unprepared to manage their own finances, even after receiving a full education, since money management isn’t considered mandatory education. But when bills and debts start accumulating, and your plans for the future get closer and closer, it’s an immense help to have some general rules to follow.
The following rules of thumb are well-known by finance experts and they’re a great starting point for learning how to manage your money, but keep in mind that everyone’s situation is different and there are no one-size-fits-all rules when it comes to budgeting and spending. With that, click through to get the financial advice that could change your life.
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