The Money Blueprint is comprised of nine categories (1) Tithe, (2) Savings, (3) Housing and Utilities, (4) Transportation, (5) Debt, (6) Food, (7) Life, (8) Clothing, and (9) Entertainment.
We’ve dealt with the excuses people use for not doing and using budgets. You most likely are not a sheepherder. So why did I title this lesson, “The Condition of Your Flock”?
Today, we’ll deal with the dreaded “B” Word – Budget. If you were to conduct a poll and asked people if they had a budget, the majority would say they do not. People are very reticent to make a budget, so much so that new names are now in place to replace the dread associated with the word budget. They are now called a cash flow plan, a spending plan, or a financial plan.
Somebody’s watching you does not mean that you are under surveillance by “Big Brother”. What it means is that when you have children, they are watching you. You are their primary teacher.
Singles, I have not forgotten you. If you a single parent, a young adult just starting out, a recent college graduate, a divorcee, or just a single individual who never married, we will now address your situation.
Some of you might have a spouse that is not on the same page as you about getting your finances in order. Nor do they want to have a meeting, much less get a budget done. How do you deal with this reluctance?
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