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Lesson 5: Know your numbers before you make the big move. 1. Know your income. Put all take-home income in one place so you know the actual amount you’re working with. 2. Know your fixed expenses. Add mortgage, utilities, insurance, debt payments, subscriptions, etc. For fluctuating bills, I prefer budgeting toward the higher end so you aren’t constantly getting surprised. 3. Know your bill-pay number. Total the fixed expenses and divide them across your paychecks. In the sample: $2,180 fixed bills ÷ 4 weekly paychecks = $545/paycheck That $545 goes into the separate bill-pay account every payday and is treated as already spent. You’re no longer asking, “Which bills does this paycheck need to cover?” 4. Know your REAL monthly margin. Fixed bills aren’t the whole cost of living. Add groceries, gas, diesel, gas-station purchases and other flexible spending. In the example, that takes expenses from $2,180 fixed $4,580 total. Now you can finally see: Income − ALL expenses = actual monthly margin. Hope this helps! Love you!
Lesson 5: Know your numbers before you make the big move. 1. Know your income. Put all take-home income in one place so you know the actual amount you’re working with. 2. Know your fixed expenses. Add mortgage, utilities, insurance, debt payments, subscriptions, etc. For fluctuating bills, I prefer budgeting toward the higher end so you aren’t constantly getting surprised. 3. Know your bill-pay number. Total the fixed expenses and divide them across your paychecks. In the sample: $2,180 fixed bills ÷ 4 weekly paychecks = $545/paycheck That $545 goes into the separate bill-pay account every payday and is treated as already spent. You’re no longer asking, “Which bills does this paycheck need to cover?” 4. Know your REAL monthly margin. Fixed bills aren’t the whole cost of living. Add groceries, gas, diesel, gas-station purchases and other flexible spending. In the example, that takes expenses from $2,180 fixed $4,580 total. Now you can finally see: Income − ALL expenses = actual monthly margin. Hope this helps! Love you!

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