A Penny A day

Although we have only single income, but we have no worry about it. Not because of my husband is a rich man or has a big salary. But it’s about how he manages the money and spends the money wisely. Every month he takes 10percent of his salary and put at one account called account for emergency needs. We can never take out or touch this money. Although our saving is become lesser, we will not take out the money from the emergency account. What we need to do is try to spend less, don’t buy anything that you think it’s not needed, and pay your bills and debt on time. I hate paying late fees!

Anyways, it’s a good idea to visit website such as Bills IQ, which not only helps keep you financially on track but also provides resources on how you can improve your financial health.

While you’re there, check out how they can provide you with any Debt consolidation or Debt relief advice. It’s never too late to seek Debt help.

Being able to Consolidate debt or seek Credit counseling could be your first step to make your life less stressful and your future more secure.