The three main areas of personal finance are budgeting, saving, and investing. Budgeting involves creating a plan for spending your money, while saving refers to setting aside money for future use, such as an emergency fund or a down payment on a home. Investing involves investing your money in assets such as stocks, bonds, and real estate to grow your wealth over time. A sound personal finance plan should address all three of these areas.
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Funding Diversification: Balancing Investment Sources for Start-ups
Bootstrapping occurs when a business owner starts a company with little to no assets. Bootstrapping involves no external sources of funding and is so early that the company may be nothing more than a name and an idea. Another important aspect of a startup’s financial planning is to project the business’s cash flow. Bill Brigham, director of the New York Small Business Development Center in Albany, advises new business owners to project their cash flows for at least the first three months of the business’s life. He said to add up not only fixed costs but also the estimated costs…