Money Matrix - The practical guideline for financial intelligence and sovereign money management (eBook)
568 Seiten
tolino media (Verlag)
978-3-7579-5096-5 (ISBN)
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This financial book is more than just a book, it is the key to financial independence. It is a comprehensive reference book for all questions about money, finance and investment. It offers the perfect introduction for pupils, students, trainees, young professionals and all those who finally want to handle the topic of finances themselves. The book is suitable for both beginners and advanced because this practical guide offers not only fundamental knowledge, but also practical steps to achieve your financial goals and get your financial affairs under control.
Welcome to the fascinating world of financial intelligence and education! Dive into the depths of the 'Money Matrix'! With this book you hold the ultimate practical guideline for the sovereign use of money in your hands.
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I started looking into the stock market while I was still a student and quickly realized that I wanted to manage my own financial future. For 20 years, I have been a valued advisor among family, friends and acquaintances. Since early 2022, I have been traveling the world as a digital nomad. As a private teacher, coach and mentor for financial intelligence as well as crypto expert, I would like to share my knowledge especially with the younger generation.
I started looking into the stock market while I was still a student and quickly realized that I wanted to manage my own financial future. For 20 years, I have been a valued advisor among family, friends and acquaintances. Since early 2022, I have been traveling the world as a digital nomad. As a private teacher, coach and mentor for financial intelligence as well as crypto expert, I would like to share my knowledge especially with the younger generation.
Chapter 2: Basic financial concepts
2.1 Budgeting and budget planning
2.1.1 Meaning and purpose of budgeting
Definition and basics of budgeting
Budgeting is a central concept of financial intelligence and refers to the planning and management of the financial resources of an individual, household or business. It is used to control income and expenses, achieve financial goals, and build a solid financial foundation.
Budgeting allows for the effective use of disposable income and ensuring that it is sufficient to meet both current needs and long-term financial goals. By creating a budget, income and expenses are evaluated, prioritized and planned.
A budget consists of two main components: revenues and expenses. Income includes all the money a person or household receives through various sources such as salary, entrepreneurship, investments, or other income. Expenses include all costs and expenses incurred, such as rent, food, insurance, debt repayments, educational costs, and recreational activities.
Creating a budget requires an honest and accurate record of income and expenses. This can be facilitated through the use of budget books, spreadsheets, or specialized budget apps. It is important to consider all categories of expenses, including those that may be variable or not incurred on a regular basis, such as vacation expenses or repairs.
Budgeting has several advantages. It helps to get a clear overview of the financial situation, identify unnecessary expenses, reduce debts and build assets. It also makes it possible to set financial goals and track progress toward achieving them.
To successfully implement a budget, it is important to regularly review and adjust the budget. This may mean reducing expenses, increasing savings, or developing new sources of revenue. It also requires discipline and the ability to resist temptations that could jeopardize the budget.
Budgeting is a fundamental tool to develop and strengthen financial intelligence. Effective budgeting can help achieve financial goals, reduce debt and build long-term financial security. It is a step on the path to a solid financial future and improved financial intelligence.
Objective and purpose of budgeting
Budgeting serves as a powerful tool for achieving financial goals and improving the financial situation. In this chapter, we will look at the objective and purpose of budgeting.
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Define objective: The first step in budgeting is to define clear financial goals. These might include paying off debt, saving for the purchase of a home, building an emergency fund, or preparing for retirement. By setting specific goals, budgeting gets a clear direction and allows you to work toward those goals in a targeted way.
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Setting financial priorities: Budgeting makes it possible to set financial priorities. In this process, expenditure categories are defined and corresponding budgets are allocated. Decisions are made as to which expenditures are given more or less weight. This enables a conscious and strategic allocation of financial resources.
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Manage revenues and expenses: Budgeting is used to manage income and expenses. By recording all income and expenses, one obtains a comprehensive overview of the financial situation. This allows potential financial bottlenecks to be identified, unnecessary expenses to be identified and savings to be made.
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Create financial transparency: Budgeting creates transparency about your financial situation. By keeping a close eye on your income and expenses, you gain clarity about where your money is going. This enables better control over the financial situation and supports long-term financial planning.
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Develop financial discipline: Budgeting promotes financial discipline and responsibility. By establishing spending categories and budgets, a framework is created that encourages conscious and responsible action. Conscious choices are made about how to spend money and people are motivated to stick to established budgets.
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Measure progress and success: Budgeting makes it possible to measure progress toward financial goals. By regularly reviewing the budget, one can track success in achieving financial goals and make adjustments as necessary.
Basic elements of a budget
A budget is a financial planning and control tool that helps manage revenues and expenses. This chapter explains the basic elements of a budget that are necessary for effective budgeting.
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Revenues: The first important component of a budget is income. This includes all funds that come into a household, whether through salaries, income from self-employment, rental income, or other sources of income. It is important to record all income and estimate it realistically to get an accurate picture of the financial situation.
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Expenditures: Expenses are the second basic component of a budget. This takes into account all financial obligations and expenses, such as rent, mortgage payments, food, transportation, insurance, debt repayments, and entertainment costs. It is important to identify all categories of expenses and realistically assess their amount to ensure they fit into the overall budget.
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Establishing budget categories: In order to effectively structure a budget, it is advisable to establish different budget categories. These categories can vary depending on individual needs and priorities, but some common categories include housing costs, transportation, groceries, healthcare, education, recreational activities, savings goals, and debt repayment. Dividing the budget into categories allows for more focused control and planning.
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Establishing budget limits: Clear limits or budget boundaries should be established within each budget category. These indicate how much money may be spent on each category. Setting budget limits is critical to avoid overspending and to ensure that financial resources are allocated appropriately.
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Regular review and adjustment: An important element of a budget is regular review and adjustment. Financial needs and circumstances can change over time, so it is important to regularly review and adjust the budget as necessary. This keeps the budget relevant and effective.
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Contingency Fund: Another important element of a budget is the establishment of a contingency fund. An emergency fund serves as a financial reserve for unforeseen expenses or emergencies. It is advisable to contribute money to the emergency fund on a regular basis to ensure financial security.
Advantages of budgeting
Budgeting offers numerous benefits that can help improve financial health and achieve financial goals. This chapter explains some of the key benefits of budgeting.
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Financial control: A budget allows you to effectively control your own financial resources. By recording income and expenses and setting budget limits, one can have a better overview of where the money is going and where savings can be made. This keeps one in control of finances and avoids uncontrolled spending.
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Goal-oriented planning: A budget allows you to clearly define and plan your financial goals. Whether it's paying off debt, buying a home or building an emergency fund, a budget allows you to plan the steps you need to take and target your financial resources toward them. It helps prioritize and track progress toward goals.
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Debt reduction and financial freedom: A budget helps reduce debt and build financial freedom. By setting budget limits and identifying opportunities to save, more money can be used to pay off debt. Sound debt reduction leads to an improvement in financial situation and allows one to enjoy more financial freedom.
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Savings and financial reserves: A budget helps build up savings and create financial reserves. By allocating funds specifically to savings goals and establishing an emergency fund, you can ensure financial security and provide for future expenses or unforeseen events.
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Transparency and accountability: Budgeting promotes transparency and accountability in managing one's finances. By accurately recording income and expenses and regularly reviewing the budget, you can better understand your financial situation and make informed decisions. It encourages responsible behavior and supports long-term financial planning.
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Stress reduction: Another benefit of budgeting is the reduction of financial stressors. Having a good handle on your finances and knowing that you can meet your financial obligations leads to greater financial stability and lower stress levels. A budget creates certainty and minimizes financial worry.
The above advantages show that budgeting is an effective tool to improve the financial situation and achieve financial goals. By controlling finances, targeted planning, reducing debt and building savings, one can achieve financial security and freedom.
2.1.2 Five steps to create a personal budget
Step 1: Record and analyze revenue
The first step in preparing a budget is to record and analyze all revenues. This step is crucial to get an accurate picture of the available financial resources and to create a solid basis for the budget. This chapter explains the steps involved in capturing and...
Erscheint lt. Verlag | 2.8.2023 |
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Verlagsort | München |
Sprache | englisch |
Themenwelt | Sachbuch/Ratgeber ► Beruf / Finanzen / Recht / Wirtschaft |
Schlagworte | Financial Education • financial freedom • financial guide • Financial Intelligence • financial knowledge • Investment • money investing • retirement planning • wealth building |
ISBN-10 | 3-7579-5096-8 / 3757950968 |
ISBN-13 | 978-3-7579-5096-5 / 9783757950965 |
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