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  More Things to Think About  Introduction
  Family Planning  Developing Your Spending Plan
  Responsible Use of Credit Cards  Cash Flow: Income and Expenses
  Constructing a Spending Plan  Fixed and Variable Expenses
  Monthly Cash Flow Charts  Paying Off Your Debt

Manage Your Debt

More Things to Think About

Proper credit management will save you money. Keep your house in order by monitoring your spending and borrowing.

Trying to come up with a spending plan is hard enough for an individual. How do you make this work if you’re part of a family? You have to talk about it. It used to be that one person made all the money decisions in a family. The problem is that unilateral decisions don’t work very well in the long run. So, even though it takes more time and effort, you need to sit down and hammer the issues out.

Forecasting Income And Expenses
Making predictions for future spending typically depends on your age.

If You’re Age 35 To Age 50
Think about:

  • emergency funds -- non-working spouse
  • paying off the credit cards    -- taking care of aging parents
  • college for the kids -- retirement getting closer


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