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April 16, 2018 By Tony Drew Leave a Comment
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Struggling To Get By? Let’s Manage That

Struggling to get by is one of the worst feelings in the world. It’s like you’re earning all of this hard earned more for nothing as you barely get to see any of it after the first week of the month. Most of the time companies are overworking and underpaying employees, and there’s not much you can do to escape that other than go and find a new job. But, spending your life just struggling to get by isn’t a way that you should be living your life. There’s more to it than that, so lets help you manage your income to help you actually enjoy life.

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Are You Being Paid Right?

Nine times out of ten, an employee isn’t being paid right. As we’ve said, most people are actually overworked and underpaid, meaning employees are left miserable. If you’re doing overtime, you can use apps such as the Pay stub generator to monitor that. You input the data of how many hours you’ve worked, and it should generate a total amount that you should be paid. You can then input the data of your actual payslip, if they don’t match it gives you something to question! Using an app such as that also helps you to manage your own taxes, and your money in general by giving it you clearly and showing how much money has come from where. If you feel as though there’s nothing your company can do that’s going to pay you right, then just get up and find a new job. There’s plenty out there that might suit you more, pay more, and give you a better lifestyle, don’t be afraid of going on the hunt for something like that.

 

Are You Overspending?

 

If this answer to this is no, we’ll be shocked. Half of the reason why so many people feel as though they’re struggling to get by is because they’re overspending on a daily basis. Even if it doesn’t feel like it, that money you spent on a takeaway last night, and the money you’re going to spend at the movies tomorrow night all adds up. So what you need to do is figure out an effective budget. Something that is going to keep you on track, whilst still giving you some spare money to treat yourself. However, if you’re classing a nice meal out once a month as overspending, it most definitely isn’t!

Have You Got Debts?

 

Two thirds of the population of the entire world are in debt right now, so if you’re answering yes to that question then don’t be ashamed. All you need to do is figure out an escape route, and work out where your debts have come from and how to get rid of them. Slow and steady wins the race with debts. As long as you’re paying off a nice amount each month, whilst still giving yourself some left over, then you’re doing it right. If you ever feel as though your debts are out of control, make sure you talk to a professional.

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Hello, I'm Tony, also known as Thrifty Husband. Living a thrifty life means that we can afford the luxuries we want instead of just the bills we have to pay.

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