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5 Better Money Habits For Beginners

Success doesn’t come from what you do occasionally; it comes from what you do consistently.”
By Marie Forleo


This quote by Marie Forleo always motivates me when I need to achieve my goals.


The passage clearly emphasizes that any successful plan needs to be executed consistently.

The realistic and straightforward habit will help you achieve your goal in a short period.


How many of you have ever planned a weight loss plan and failed in executing it? It happed so because they were unrealistic and short-term mega dreams. Whether it is shedding extra pounds or saving money, it is always wise to have simple and realistic goals.


Always have a reasonable expectation of reaching your goal.

Better money habits will be helpful in your life.


I am sharing few fundamental and simple habits that you can follow and become a financially healthy person.

1.Clear off the debts.

” The secret of getting ahead is getting started”
By Mark Twain.


By taking this first step, you have started your journey towards a
debt-free life.

A life without debt is very peaceful as the monthly EMI’s will not be hanging around your neck.

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2.Make simple and better-saving habits.

3. Track your entire expenditure

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4.Start to invest in yourself

While speaking about “investing in yourself,” I consider doing this in two ways.


First way,

Second way,

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5. Plan a budget for yourself.

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These simple money-saving tips will prepare you for an emergency cash fund or to plan your vacation without the money crunch.


Money is vital and provides comfort for our life. And you all know right, ” Comfort is addicting.”

Without further delay, note down your debts, make a simple saving plan, begin to track all your expenditure, invest in yourself, and last but not least, plan a budget today.Let your new money habits be simple, realistic and motivational.


With a happy note….

“Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving.”
By Warren Buffet.