We have just two days left to complete the money managing rituals. I sincerely hope all of you would have without fail followed the steps. On the sixth day we are going to turn our attention towards emergency fund.

It is quite important to have an emergency fund set up, as you never know what emergency situation might encounter you. When we face such situations, it is not only embarrassing to seek favours from various sources, but it is also quite dangerous not to cat quickly due to lack of money.

Hence by all means once should try and save for those rainy days. Make sure you allot at least 10% of your take home pay towards emergency fund. You cannot compromise on this one. If you could add more to the fund, the better. But if you have more debt piling up, try to clear that off first by paying more debt payments and allotting only a small portion towards emergency fund. Once the debt comes down considerably, you could put more money to the emergency fund.

If you have been doing this much so far without any interruptions, then i assure you that your financial success is guaranteed if you follow the same path throughout.

The possibility of acquiring a decently paid job is quite difficult these days, given the scenario of the recession hit world and whats more difficult is being in a high paid job and maintaining it.

But does your high paying job make you pay more price in terms of losing your quality time with family, leading a stressful life, and inability to do something of your choice in a leisure time?

Then why don’t you consider shifting your job? Do i sound Insane? Well i might but i have my own point to be put across. When you reduce the expenses by adopting to a less expensive life style, you wouldn’t be threatened by the fact that you might have to lose your high paid job. This way your options for a decently paid job would be more, you could turn your hobby into income by investing sometime in a side business and spend your weekend with your family.

Get the picture now? Well give it a thought and share with me  your experiences and decisions.