Finance health check - Financial independence for beginners

In today's video, I share my Finance health check. It's my 15 steps towards financial independence for beginners. Reaching financial independence is a long-term goal, and I think my 15 steps for you to consider can help you make sure you are on track and doing the best you can.

The idea for today's video is for it to be a mini Money MOT. Checking the health status of your financial position. There are lots more things for us to consider, however, these 15 points will help us get started on accessing our finances. If you are wondering, how to reach financial independence, then today's video could be for you.

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[FreeyourFinance]

What would your 1 tip, to add to my financial health check? Leave your comments below!

[unorthodoxsavings]

Kinda nice to have a checklist to make sure I’m on the right track !

[creatingbalancefinance]

Such a good way of thinking about finances. Enjoying your content - thanks Gary!

[glenrussellproperty]

Always good content. 6 months emergency fund 👍🏻 and the split in liquid cash and investment 20% instant access, 30% in short term investments & 50% in stocks and shares or long term assets.

[pandabossanna]

12 and 13 are things I don't have so I need to sort out :)

[joline]

Excellent content, as usual Gary. Those who are not money-savvy will find themselves constantly in a mess, and that is why they fail, but your healthy tips will help them onto their feet !! 🤩

[stephen]

Great video Gary need to have sort things out especially a will

[LivingSwedish]

Great checklist! 👌🏻 I always feel I don't have enough money but it's because I allocate all my money on a zero-based budget 😂

[figuringitoutalive]

Thank you!!
I found your points really helpful. I've been meaning to compile a list of my assets for a "just in case" scenario, and I'll make sure I do it this week. 👍👍

[DafyddMorse]

Nice one Gary. All good, solid points. I really should consider the income protection insurance now that I'm self employed. 13/15 and I'm feeling pretty smug😆😉

[knowledgeTherapy]

I like your videos but we have seen the same content by other UK bases YTbers. Appreciate something unique. I hope you appreciate your critics - we want you success.

[joline]

Forgot to mention - you should always leave a note with your Will, held by your Solicitor perhaps, about all things financial (dont forget the passwords for access!) and that way there will (hopefully) be no frantic hunting around for this information. The one problem is just keeping this up to date, since things change on a regular basis.