Money management can be difficult, but it is absolutely necessary. One or two bad financial habits can quickly lead to growing debt and even cause you to come up short month after month. If you're guilty of spending more than you save, give these 4 quick tips for better money management a try.
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Do you fall into any of these money management mistakes? Money management (or cash management) can be difficult but is absolutely necessary. One or two bad financial habits can quickly lead to growing debt, and even cause you to come up short month after month. Most people want to achieve financial independence but seem to stumble into many pitfalls that can negatively affect their financial future.