A Better Way to Manage Your Everyday Money - Book - Page 20
Since you are reading this, I’m assuming that you are at least curious about finding a way to
manage your everyday money that can work for you. That’s a good start. I hope that you are also
open to learning about a better way to manage your everyday money that is very different from
any other methods you may have heard about and possibly tried.
Going from zero effort to spending a little time each month staying on top of your everyday
money as described in this book involves a learning curve. You will be learning new terms and
techniques, as well as how to use new software. You will also be spending the time up front to
gather together all of the information about your household finances needed to start building
your solid financial foundation.
If you are willing to put forth the effort, your reward will be enjoying the financial peace of mind
that may have been eluding you. Getting there begins with where you are now: by looking at the
day-to-day money activities that you are already doing and when they happen.
It’s about household finances
There are two primary aspects to your everyday financial life.
● How you use your income to get by day-to-day (your household finances)
● The things you do to build wealth
This book is not concerned with how to build wealth other than how to schedule deposits to
long-term saving and investment accounts. There are numerous ways to accumulate assets which
are usually best pursued with guidance from a professional financial advisor. There are also
numerous tools available to help you on your journey to becoming rich.
Planning how you will use your income to get by comfortably day-to-day while preparing for the
future, using the only software tool designed to
help you do that, is the focus of this book.
We will be covering what’s been missing for
most of us; a simple way to view and manage
all aspects of our everyday money that feels
natural and everyone can use. A standard,
teachable method that gives us a clear picture
of what’s possible with our current income.
What’s been missing is PerNetFlow.
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