What is a budget?
an estimate of how much money you'll make and spend over a certain period of time
Make a budget
Track your spending
Avoid impulse buying
Use cash or debit instead of credit
Cook at home
Cancel unused subscriptions
Buy second-hand
Use coupons or shop sales
Set savings goals
Pay yourself first
to grow their money over time and build wealth
What is debt?
debt is money that needs to be payed off
What is investment property?
An investment property is real estate purchased with the goal of earning a return through rental income, future resale or both.
What is the importance of a budget?
help you manage your money
What can saving help achieve?
What are some assets?
What are of perks of debt?
allows you to make purchases or investments now
What are the costs of a investment property?
What can a budget help reduce?
stress
How do people save money?
People save money by creating a budget to track their income and expenses.
What is the difference between investing and saving?
investing can carry some risks but have a higher returns
what is bad debt?
Bad debt is borrowing money for things that lose value quickly or don’t generate income
What are the factors to consider before buying an investment property?
location, rental income potential, expenses, property condition, financing, local market trends, and legal requirements.
What can a budget help gain?
achieving goals
Why should we start saving early?
more time for your savings or investments to grow through compound interest
What does it mean to invest money?
Investing money means putting your funds into assets.
What is good debt?
Good debt is borrowing money that helps build long-term value or income
What are the basic principles of buying a property to rent out and make money?
Buying a property to rent out and make money involves choosing a location with strong rental demand and potential for property value growth.
What does a budget help with?
income and expenses
Why do people save money?
to prepare for future needs, emergencies and financial goals
How do I know if I'm emotionally prepared to handle the risks of investing?
by understanding yourself
What are examples of bad debt and good debt?
good
bad
- around schools
- around plazas
- areas with lots of benifits