Title: 10 examples of poor financial money management | Personal Finance Blog
Headings: 10 examples of poor financial money management
10 examples of poor financial money management
10 examples of poor financial money management
Not keeping a budget
Paying bills late
Not saving money
Buying what you want instead of what you need
Impulse purchases
Getting into debt
Borrowing money
Keeping up with the Joneses
Being too stingy
Not learning about money management
Money doesn’t bring happiness, but financial security does.
Adriana

Content: Impulse purchases
Impulse purchases can have a serious negative effect on your finances. You might not notice it right away, because it’s usually small things we impulse buy. Maybe you’ve gone shopping once or twice on an empty stomach and noticed you bought more items than you originally planned. However, impulse buying might not be so ‘innocent’. Limited sales, special offers or big flashy signs telling you how much you would save if you made a purchase right away can seriously affect your budget. Getting into debt
Needless to explain, getting into debt is the worst way to save money. If you can buy something with cash, go for it. You’ll save yourself from paying high interest rates and have your purchase owned by the bank until you pay it in full. Borrowing money
If you need to borrow money, it means you’re not able to rely on your own finances. Well, that doesn’t sound good!