Helping Couples Survive Financially – Part 2
In my last blog, I covered the first step in helping couples survive financially. That was establishing a realistic budget. But then we also saw that we needed to communicate weekly if we want to succeed in the plan that we have established. If we do not follow our budget (monthly survival document), then we are destined for financial ruin. My desire is to see people succeed financially and thereby develop the ability to not always be a taker, or tipper, but move into the arena of tither. Remember, Jesus said, “The people of this world look out for themselves better than the people who belong to the light.” Luke 16:8 CEV. The next step in success is learning the Do’s and Don’ts.
Do’s and Don’ts |
Don’ts |
DO break your bad debt habits before they break your |
More than a third of millennials say student loan debt |
DON’T live beyond your means. |
Nearly 80 percent of American workers are living |
DO communicate honestly about your spending habits. |
Set a monthly “date” to discuss your finances together. |
DON’T abuse your credit. |
Although it might be tempting to buy furnishings or |
favorite topics…saving!
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