Change Your Finances in 6 Months (This is How to Make it Happen)

20 Jun 2024 · 18 min
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20 Jun 2024 · 18 min

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This is a podcast episode by Mel Abraham that gives an eight-week (approx. 3-month) step-by-step plan to begin transforming personal finances. The episode walks listeners through: (1) clarifying values and financial goals; (2) auditing current financial reality (6+ months of statements; tagging wants/needs/not-anymore); (3) creating a debt payment plan (use Mel’s free debt breakthrough calculator; snowball/avalanche); (4) automating savings to a high-yield savings account and participating in employer 401(k) up to the match; (5) building a cash-resource plan (assigning every dollar a job and permission spending for sustainable joy); (6) tracking inflows/outflows regularly (weekly/monthly rhythms; tools suggested like Quicken, YNAB); (7) adopting a tested prescription/recipe for wealth building (Mel’s book Building Your Money Machine and associated tools); and (8) establishing a review rhythm and accountability partner. The host emphasizes behavior change (discipline, consistency), stopping destructive spending, starting small with automated saving, and maintaining ongoing review.

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