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I am sure you have heard the term cash is king. It is true but not only is cash king it can also help you simplify your personal finances. You have probably read articles that cash will become obsolete. Well as long as we are still using cash let it help you simplify your finances. Here is how using cash can help you simplify and improve your finances.
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You want to simplify or organize your personal finances you must set goals to help achieve the things you want. You will make mistakes along the way so don’t give up. Stop making excuses and you may just achieve the goals you set. Simplifying things will help you reduce your stress levels. But you must start by developing good financial habits. Here are this week’s post that I thought could help you simplify your finances.
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You are probably wondering how can my 401(k) possibly help me simplify my finances? Investopedia defines a 401(k) as a qualified plan established by employers to which eligible employees may make salary deferral (salary reduction) contributions on a post-tax and/or pretax basis. Employers offering a 401(k) plan may make matching or non-elective contributions to the plan on behalf of eligible employees and may also add a profit-sharing feature to the plan. Earnings accrue on a tax-deferred basis. Most companies offer 401Ks or some form of retirement account which you can take advantage of to help you simplify your finances.
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The year end is only a few months away. Many companies usually payout year-end bonuses and make salary adjustments at the end of the year. Have you considered what you will do or would do if you receive year end bonus or salary increase? Will you spend it or will you allocate it to help you reach your financial goals? Here are some things you can do with your extra money:
- Allocate more to your 401k
- Allocate more to your IRA
- Pay down debt
- Fund child’s education funding
- Establish or increase emergency fund
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