002 £800 a month for the things you love on a teaching salary

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002 £800 a month for the things you love

You might think that you are good with money and that you have enough but your outlook about money, your values, and what's important in your life changes through the years.

In this episode of Your Money Sorted Teachers' Podcast, I'll be sharing my own personal experience on incidental spending and why I believe that unpromoted teachers should have around £800 each month to spend on the things that matter to them most.

 

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Highlights

(01:26): "I've always been fairly good with my money." 

(02:13): How motherhood changed my attitude towards money

(03:22): Spending money on the wrong things

(02:21): Becoming more mindful of my spending

(06:11): The Money Makeover Challenge

(07:38): Look at the things that do matter to you

(08:30): "Your spending plan gives you a massive choice."

(09:20): The 50, 30, 20% Budget

 

What now?

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Hi, I’m Eileen Adamson,  money coach, empowering professional women to become happier, healthier and wealthier. By showing you how to make small, sustainable changes, I can help you create the financial security and freedom you deserve.

 

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