This Personal Finances Chart Shows Signs You Are Managing Money Well
Alyson Wyers — October 19, 2015 — Lifestyle
References: businessinsider.sg & designtaxi
This infographic on managing money displays different signs that indicate you are better at personal finances than most. Created by Business Insider, the chart is entitled '12 Signs You're Good With Money.'
Handling money can seem overwhelming and it is not difficult to come to the conclusion that you are doing something wrong. However, you are probably doing better than you think. This guide could help ease your concerns and give you some perspective on your financial situation.
Having a steady flow of income and knowing how much you earn is the first sign you're managing money well. Other good signs are knowing how much you spend, being able to pay your bills every month and being able to buy the things you want. Saving and investing funds are other signs, as are checking your credit report and not having credit card debt.
Handling money can seem overwhelming and it is not difficult to come to the conclusion that you are doing something wrong. However, you are probably doing better than you think. This guide could help ease your concerns and give you some perspective on your financial situation.
Having a steady flow of income and knowing how much you earn is the first sign you're managing money well. Other good signs are knowing how much you spend, being able to pay your bills every month and being able to buy the things you want. Saving and investing funds are other signs, as are checking your credit report and not having credit card debt.
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