Financial Freedom for Women

Finance management is something that comes naturally to most women. 

It has been accustomed to that while men work, we handle the finances of the household.

It comes with the patience and fortitude that most men are not gifted with. 

As such, the search for financial freedom hits us way before it hits men.

While men think of just providing for the family, we think of how to make the budget fit. And so, financial freedom for us comes differently. 

We aim for the more profound things. 

Our children's education, having enough to sustain our needs, and hopefully having more to fulfil our wants. 

We often think of making the finances fit according to our lifestyle. 

Some families have financial sources from both parents, others just from the fathers.

But what about those who raise their kids alone? 

What about those marriages that end in divorce? 

We should be able to provide for our children even when the marriage ends in divorce. 

we need to have more than just a day job to achieve financial freedom.

But although it is not something that happens overnight, it still is something that can be achieved with patience and endurance. 

Financial freedom for women is up for grabs for those who trust themselves enough to believe that they can have it. 

Regardless of how bad your finances are right now, you can still pull yourself out. 

You can still shake all those unwanted financial strains and be worry free. 

Here's how:

1. Know your financial status. This includes everything you have and not just cash. Think of what you own versus what you owe. This will help you balance your finances. 

2. Evaluate your credit history. Assess your credit limits and how often you go overboard with your spending. Take note of what makes you overspend. 

3. Make reasonable financial goals. Do this in relation to your dreams, your responsibilities, and your priorities in life. Make your goals achievable and measurable.

 4. Create an investment plan. This is so will have an idea of how to correctly allocate your assets in relation to your current financial situation.

 5. Make investments as often as you can while it's still early. The earlier you invest, the sooner you get a return on investment (ROI). This conveniently allows financial freedom to be achieved in no time. 

6. Make the most of tax-advantaged retirement accounts/plans. This will help you earn more because you are likely to spend less on taxes. 

7. Protect your assets. Plan your estate wisely. As much as possible, make your kids your beneficiaries in order to secure their future.

8. Keep yourself informed. Learning is a never ending process. Be updated all the time. 

9. Fulfil the eight steps. With these easy steps, financial freedom for us is not that impossible to achieve. 

Just like any other goal, there must be a plan of action and the ability to put this into action. 

If you could make the time to implement these changes, you will be free from financial stresses in a reasonable amount of time.