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Three Questions to Ask Every Payday | Payday Tip


Hebrews 12:11 Newsletter

Good morning Reader,

Can I be honest with you? I love when I get the chance to speak on money — to any group. Children, college students, adults. The message is always the same, because there's one rule of thumb everyone needs to understand before anything else: you have to take care of your needs before your wants.

YOLO culture will tell you otherwise — spend now, worry later. But if you only spend on what you want, it will catch up with you eventually.

So here's a simple payday check. Ask yourself these three questions every time money hits your account:

  1. Are all household bills paid?
  2. Do I have any obligations to account for? (Kids' events, family outings, organization commitments)
  3. Have I set money aside for the next season? (Holidays, planned vacations, and so on)

This isn't saying you can't enjoy your money. It's saying you'll enjoy it even more when you're not worrying about regret later.

That's the whole point of a monthly plan. It lets you enjoy life without "surprise" expenses catching you off guard. It's why I created the Monthly Budget Plan — so you can think through your expenses AND still enjoy the fruit of your labor.

Get it today for $27. Just click the link below.

Have a good weekend!

-Latrisa

Pugh Financial Coaching

I help Christians families move from working silos to working together on their finances so they can reduce stress, build wealth, and gain financial freedom.

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