part of step 1 – find your financial companions

Activities that require a certain level of discipline can quickly become dull. Therefore, it makes sense if you have someone trustworthy to join you in managing your personal finances. Ideally, in a family setting, it would be your spouse. However, your parents, siblings, or your best friend could also lend a hand. This way, you can motivate each other, exchange progress updates, and spur each other on. Over 60% of the population believes that discussing money is taboo, but to enable smarter financial management, it’s important to regularly engage in these conversations.