Planning Big Expenses in 2018

Planning Big Expenses in 2018

Planning Big Expenses in 2018

What is the Money Date? A weekly time to check in. 3 things we review and update: 


  1. Spending

  2. Earning

  3. Savings

 

Let’s face it, big expected and unexpected expenses happen. Put some time into planning now. I want you to be more proactive, that way you can stay on the top of it.

Plan ahead

  • Determine what kind of big expenses you anticipate
  • Vacations
  • New Car
  • New furniture, new appliances
  • Gifts
  • Weddings
  • Donations

Timeline

  • When during the year will you need to spend on these items?

Get to work

  • You now know what you going to buy and when. The next step is to assess where you are with the money part.

Do your numbers. How much will you be spending on your financial goals? Do you already have funds saved?

Begin saving or earning. I recommend setting up a separate savings account, where you can for these expenses. Open a high yield online savings account. You also will earn a little interest.

Anna Sergunina
Anna Sergunina
anna@mainstreetplanning.com

I'm Anna Sergunina, CFP®, President & CEO at MainStreet Financial Planning, Inc. My passion lies in serving others through financial planning, helping clients achieve their dreams like buying a home, saving for education, or retiring early. With over two decades in the industry and a CFP designation since 2009, I'm dedicated to excellence and continuous growth. Beyond work, I cherish moments with my son Liam, prioritize self-care, and engage in content creation for my Money Boss Parent Podcast and Money Library blog.

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