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    1. Provided by
      Ron Ratliff, CPA7703 North Lamar Blvd., Suite 128
      Austin, TX 78613
      (512) 206-4228
      info@ronratliffcpa.com
      www.ronratliffcpa.com
      Money Matters: Keeping Track of Your Money
    2. Granddad’s Coin Purse
    3. Money Matters – How?
      Reaching milestones
      Buying your first home
      Getting married
      Becoming a parent
      Starting or buying a business
      Retirement
      Establish healthy credit
      Character
      Capacity
      Collateral
      Other
    4. How does it matter to you?
      Your lifestyle – the ability to live like you want
      Your peace of mind – you’re prepared for difficult times
      Your retirement – you know what you want and you’re prepared to take advantage of opportunities
      Your children’s education – a good education is the single most valuable gift a parent can give a child
    5. Relating With Money
    6. In his book, Making Love Last Forever, Gary Smalley identifies 5 key differences between men and women:
      Men love to share facts, women love to express feelings.
      Men connect by doing things, women connect by talking.
      Men tend to compete, women tend to cooperate.
      Men tend to be controlling, women tend to remain agreeable.
      Men tend to be independent, women tend to be interdependent.
      5 Behavioral Differences
    7. The Emergency Fund:
      Men – “Boring…not sophisticated enough.”
      Women – “The most important key to our financial plan.”
      Shopping:
      Men get good deals by negotiating.
      Women get good deals by hunting.
      Financial Problems:
      Men lose self-esteem, because with men money usually represents a scorecard.
      Women face fear or even terror, because usually with women money represents security.
      Men, Women & Money:
    8. Keeping Track of Your Money
      The Simplified Spending Plan
      A plan for every dollar before it arrives
      Keeping a record
      Write it down!
      Don’t over-complicate things – just be consistent
      Support one another
      Agree on a threshold that neither of you will spend without discussing it with the other
      Lock away your credit cards – stop digging yourselves deeper in debt!
    9. Simplified Spending Plan
      Income (Take-Home)
      Expenses
      ZERO
    10. Recurring Costs
      Fixed & Recurring Costs
    11. Envelope Expenses
      Variable Costs
    12. Plan to Spend
      ZERO
    13. Typical Family Expenditures
    14. Always tell the absolute truth.
      Use the power of cash.
      Cash is visual.
      Cash is emotional.
      Cash is immediate.
      Be prepared to walkaway!
      Shutup!
      Say “That’s not goodenough.”
      Avoid the “Goodguy, Badguy” routine.
      Ask for the “freetoaster”.
      7 Basic Rules of Negotiation
    15. Develop POP –
      (POWER OVER PURCHASES)
      Wait overnight before making a purchase
      Carefully consider your motive
      Never buy anything that you do not fully understand (KISS)
      Keep the “Opportunity Cost” in mind
      Seek wise counsel
      Maintaining Control over Purchases
    16. Are you a spender or a saver? How do you know this?
      What advantages do singles have when it comes to finances? Disadvantages?
      In a marriage, why should a spending plan be agreed upon by both partners?
      Discussion Questions
    17. Questions?
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