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One way we honor God is by living happy. He didn’t create you to go through the day overcome by problems, discouraged by disappointments, without joy. No, this day is a gift from God. We should feel a responsibility to live it in faith: grateful, happy, joyful.
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BONUS : Checking these reports is also a good way to ensure that identity thieves haven’t obtained credit in your name. You can obtain free basic reports from the three credit reporters once a year.
One of the best ways to get your arms around your household’s financial health is to check your credit report. You may be tempted to hop on https://t.co/PmJhLZNEQG (We know, the catchy lyrics are ringing in my ears, too), 1/3
You won’t be able to see your actual credit score—the agencies still charge for this—but you will be able to make sure that your credit report doesn’t include any mistakes that could harm your ability to obtain credit at a decent rate in the future. 3/3
Also, if you’re not the sole person handling the finances for you and your family, take this time to evaluate WHO the most responsible, organized and focused person to take on this task.
If you want to be successful in your finances, it’s important to engage in early planning and sound money management. Paying careful attention to your finances is the key to achieving financial freedom.
I know this won't happen overnight, so take some time throughout the weekend to make this a priority, clean out clutter and organize. Remember this is a process that will take time, as long as you apply some effort.
You may be anxious to get started, but it is hard to get motivated when you are knee-deep in paperwork. Getting your financial house organized is a great way to begin on your path toward financial wellness.
Do you know how you're doing financially? What are your strengths? What are your areas of weakness? What are your areas of improvement? This is a great opportunity to be honest about your relationship with money. Write down your feelings and findings.