10 Ways To MANAGE Your MONEY Better

10 Ways To MANAGE Your MONEY Better


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How do I manage my money wisely?
How do i manage money?
How can we manage money after getting rich?
What's the best way to manage my money?
What are important principles to manage money well?
Where did you learn to manage money?
What should all young people know about managing money?
How to manage personal finances?
What are top advices about how to manage money?
What are the life lessons you have learned about managing mone?
What are the best ways to manage money?
Which is more important, making money or managing money?
How do high-net-worth individuals manage money differently?
What do you need to know to manage your money wisely?
What are the rules of getting rich?
What are the best ways to manage money?
What are the rules of saving money?
What are the best rules to follow if you want to save money?
How do people get rich?
Best money rules to build wealth?
What are the fundamental money rules you need to follow to become wealthy?

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[JustFrugalMe]

Money management isn't simply a good thing to know. It should be considered a critical life skill.

[irfanaarbi]

Real story story from PAKISTAN.
I was from a poor villager family of PUNJAB PAKISTAN.After my graduation from my college my elder brothers gave me some money we opened a small shop in my village.After a year when I realized the public behavior I stopped sell things on credit.I introduced a new strict CASH&Carry policy.All the villagers opposed me even some members of my own family were angry at me.But I faced every thing very bravely.Right after 3 years I refunded all of my loan back to my brothers.Now every one was happy at me.Since then my business was growing by leaps and bounds because I don't let anybody go without cashing him or her properly.This is a 15 years old a 100percent true story.Now I have turned it in IRFAN FACility HOuse.IRFAN SAHOOLAT GHAR(NAYA BASAYRAA).
The house of PSP(problem solving products)I M very grateful to Alux.com for providing me such authentic, useful&helpful knowledge in remote village of third world country like Pakistan.

[debbieakabubbles]

I personally love budgeting... Makes me feel in control of my money, even if my income is lower than the usual... Especially when I'm debt free... No more credit card bills :D

[sammybaraka]

1. Make a budget every month.
2. Consult your budget for large spending decisions.
3. Keep track of smaller expenses too.
4. Get your debt under control.
5. Keep track of monthly payments and limit them.
6. Have an emergency fund.
7. Have a monthly savings goal and keep it in a separate savings account.
8. Use price comparison apps and websites.
9. Use personal finance apps.
10. Constantly improve your knowledge of money management.

[suprotikdutta]

I'm 19 and I'm glad that I am increasing my knowledge on personal finance from now on . I wish to not worry about money in my 30s what my other siblings are doing today .
Thank you Alux . I am a viewer from 2016 when you had 50k subs

[ReggieBryant]

This channel’s mixture of content, mindset and a great voice is what makes this such an amazing channel. I’m ALL about personal finance so I did not hesitate to click on this video!

Keep up the great work, Alux!

[TheWhiteMamba]

One thing I always find interesting is that people say invest in the stock market, but no one tells you how. You should make a video on how to buy a stock, mutual fund, or index fund tutorial.

[roselainemaximilien]

I do that every month and I bought a house, paid off my $94, 000.00 student loans in three years and still save some at the end of the month. Thank you a lux👍🤘

[ndub]

Another way is too keep all your receipts for the month (gas, take out, etc). Combine that with your monthly bank and credit card statements for your overall expenditures for the month.
It's a little easier, you just have to be diligent about getting all the receipts that you use cash for.
Thanks Alux! I appreciate your hard work. You have and are enriching my life.

[hestinurlestari]

I think point no 9 (personal financial app) should come earlier in the list. For years I had always failed to keep track of my finance using some kind of note book, until last year a financial advisor encouraged me to use a personal financial app. And I love it! Still using it and have no intention to stop. Next thing I know, I have been doing every other point of advice mentioned in this list. And I don't think I am being frugal, i have spent more on some but have cut down on some. By keeping track of the money, I become more mindful with my money state and the awareness feels coming naturally.

[stuarthirsch]

Some other tips, do as much home repair and improvement as you can yourself. Use public transportation or a bicycle(The new electric bikes are great) no gas, car insurance, parking, and low maintenance cost compared to cars, and electric bikes are about 5%-30%, old fashioned pedal bicycles 1%-10%, the cost of the lowest priced new car. If you can replace 1 vehicle with public transportation and/or a bicycle you will save thousands a year. Electrics should continue to improve and drop in price as battery and motor technology advances. Another thing is examine and trade your hobbies and pastimes. Gardening, hunting, and fishing are hobbies that should actually pay if you don't go overboard in buying gear and going on special outings. For vacations switch from motel to camping vacations or go on day trips or more short trips rather than an extravagant and exotic vacation. Rent rather than own anything expensive that you won't use often. Limit yourself to buying only as much as what you need, house, car, or whatever. One good TV, piece of fitness equipment, computer, tablet, and cell phone should be plenty for most people.

[roycorey]

I pray everyone that sees this will become a millionaire in 5 years

[lipglossed]

Learning about personal finance and setting specific goals with it (even if they are far off) really does pay off with your mindset. Get really organized with everything - list every debt and think about how much emergency fund you need, etc. If you are struggling - keep going!

[larrytron]

Here’s my question to you Alux, what are the 15 most surprising things you guys have learned from this global pandemic?

[alux]

Hello Aluxers!  Which of these tips do you you think you'll find the most useful to manage your money better?

[wanderlustjetz]

Alux is a goldmine. The way I see or value life has improved a lot just bu watching their motivational videos. Thanks Alux! Keep it going 💐🥰

[kioscovirtual]

I love this channel, every week searching for different aspects of changing our mindset, lifestyle, worth. As a result of improving a lot of our lives dramatically with simples advice, and besides learning English too. Furthermore, a warm voice.👍👍👍👍

[darleneatkinson]

Thank You, for this video, I begin my life money management in 1985 year. I know a long time ago, but the sooner the better, 1. I bought a home paid it off, two, clear up all debts, 3. Kept a money journal every since that time. I retired in 2015 because of this super practice day in day out tracking. Today I am totally financially set, I was clueless, had no idea what I was doing with less than 7th grade of schooling, If I can do this money thing anybody can. Number one thing is track your money. That it. Oh, start today. Thank You I always learn more about money.

[CaseyBurnsInvesting]

I think we’re going to see a very frugal generation of people after this.

[Je.rone_]

*i do what i call personal accounting, using some techniques and concepts from accounting and use it to manage my finances, making a monthly income statement and balance sheet is worth much more than a simple budget.*