How to Organize Your Finances in 5 Just Simple Steps | Archived Episode

Managing the household while raising children comes with the duty and pressure of being a master juggler. There are always several balls in the air, and occasionally one gets dropped. 

You shouldn’t have to worry about whether a bill has been paid or where your files are. How much relief would you feel if your personal finances were completely streamlined and simplified?

In just 5 simple steps, your accounts and all the related emails and paperwork will be organized. Make being the household CEO easier, see your overall financial picture more clearly, and be able to confidently decide where you want to go next. 

By setting up physical and digital organization methods that reduce distraction and worry, motherhood can be less stressful and more focused on the kids, like you want it to be.

In this episode, listen for:

• Do more of what works. Ditch what doesn’t. If something is not working, time to look into it and take action toward changing that system or behavior


• Label your files well to create accessibility, ease, and clarity 


• Don’t carry more than one credit card with you. Learn best practices to reduce your credit card spending 



In this episode, you’ll also hear:

[00:07:06] In this digital age, it’s likely you receive most statements and bills via email. However, you still need a physical organization system for your finances because there are always a few important documents that come in the mail. It’s best for them to have a place to belong.

[00:16:56] Notifications are great until they become a distraction from what’s really important. Listen up for tips that will help you get organized digitally, whether it’s in your inbox or banking apps

[00:25:16] Keep track of your cash flow and budgeting using MINT and YNAB. A quick overview of these tools and how they will save you time and stress in the long run