Les bases de la budgétisation – Get Wise With Money

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Module 1 : Comprendre les revenus, les dépenses et les flux de trésorerie
Bien gérer ses finances commence par une bonne compréhension des revenus, des dépenses et des flux de trésorerie. Ces trois éléments constituent le fondement des finances personnelles et vous aident à prendre des décisions éclairées pour atteindre vos objectifs financiers. Income is the money you earn or receive, which serves as the primary resource for covering expenses and building wealth. Types of Income: • Earned Income: Wages, salaries, bonuses, and tips from your job. • Passive Income: Earnings from investments, rental properties, or royalties. • Portfolio Income: Profits from stocks, dividends, and other investment vehicles. • Other Income: Pensions, government benefits, or gifts. Key Considerations: • Focus on increasing income through skills, side hustles, or promotions. • Diversify income sources to reduce reliance on a single stream. Steps to Manage Income : 1. Track Your Income and Expenses: • Use tools like budgeting apps, spreadsheets, or notebooks. • Monitor all income sources and spending habits. 2. Create a Budget: • Allocate your income to cover fixed expenses, savings, and variable costs. • Follow the 50/30/20 rule: • 50% for needs (e.g., housing, utilities). • 30% for wants (e.g., entertainment, hobbies). • 20% for savings and debt repayment. 3. Reduce Unnecessary Spending: • Identify areas to cut back, like dining out or unused subscriptions. • Prioritize needs over wants. 4. Increase Income: • Consider side gigs, freelance work, or investments. • Negotiate salary or seek promotions at work. 5. Monitor and Adjust Regularly: • Review your budget and cash flow monthly. • Adapt to changes in income or expenses, such as a new job or major purchase. 6. Tools for Managing Cash Flow • Budgeting Apps: Mint, YNAB (You Need a Budget), PocketGuard. • Spreadsheets: Simple tools for custom tracking. • Financial Planners: Professionals for personalized advice. By understanding your income, expenses, and cash flow, you gain better control over your finances. This knowledge allows you to make informed decisions, avoid financial pitfalls, and work toward a more secure and prosperous future. Creating a monthly budget : A monthly budget is a financial plan that helps you allocate your income toward essential expenses, savings, and discretionary spending. It provides a clear picture of your financial situation and empowers you to make better financial decisions. Here’s how to create and maintain an effective monthly budget:

Comprendre vos revenus
Que sont les dépenses ?
Quiz sur les bases du budget
Comprendre le flux de trésorerie
Quiz sur le flux de trésorerie

Module 1 : Comprendre les revenus, les dépenses et le flux de trésorerie
La gestion efficace de vos finances commence par une compréhension solide des revenus, des dépenses et du flux de trésorerie. Ces trois éléments constituent la base de la finance personnelle et vous aident à prendre des décisions éclairées afin d’atteindre la stabilité financière et le succès. Income is the money you earn or receive, which serves as the primary resource for covering expenses and building wealth. Types of Income: • Earned Income: Wages, salaries, bonuses, and tips from your job. • Passive Income: Earnings from investments, rental properties, or royalties. • Portfolio Income: Profits from stocks, dividends, and other investment vehicles. • Other Income: Pensions, government benefits, or gifts. Key Considerations: • Focus on increasing income through skills, side hustles, or promotions. • Diversify income sources to reduce reliance on a single stream. Steps to Manage Income : 1. Track Your Income and Expenses: • Use tools like budgeting apps, spreadsheets, or notebooks. • Monitor all income sources and spending habits. 2. Create a Budget: • Allocate your income to cover fixed expenses, savings, and variable costs. • Follow the 50/30/20 rule: • 50% for needs (e.g., housing, utilities). • 30% for wants (e.g., entertainment, hobbies). • 20% for savings and debt repayment. 3. Reduce Unnecessary Spending: • Identify areas to cut back, like dining out or unused subscriptions. • Prioritize needs over wants. 4. Increase Income: • Consider side gigs, freelance work, or investments. • Negotiate salary or seek promotions at work. 5. Monitor and Adjust Regularly: • Review your budget and cash flow monthly. • Adapt to changes in income or expenses, such as a new job or major purchase. 6. Tools for Managing Cash Flow • Budgeting Apps: Mint, YNAB (You Need a Budget), PocketGuard. • Spreadsheets: Simple tools for custom tracking. • Financial Planners: Professionals for personalized advice. By understanding your income, expenses, and cash flow, you gain better control over your finances. This knowledge allows you to make informed decisions, avoid financial pitfalls, and work toward a more secure and prosperous future. Creating a monthly budget : A monthly budget is a financial plan that helps you allocate your income toward essential expenses, savings, and discretionary spending. It provides a clear picture of your financial situation and empowers you to make better financial decisions. Here’s how to create and maintain an effective monthly budget:

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Prix :Gratuit
Instructor:مريم زهواني
Leçons :6
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Niveau:Intermédiaire
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