Rosa Delgado 2009 Financial 2012 Amortization 2011 Food 2013 Activity: steps, sleeping, distance 2013 Food composition 2013 Health: bleeding, feeling,

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Rosa Delgado 2009 Financial 2012 Amortization 2011 Food 2013 Activity: steps, sleeping, distance 2013 Food composition 2013 Health: bleeding, feeling, fibre, massage, stools 2010 Goals/Resolutions

 When  Why  How  Golden rules  Next steps

 Started tracking personal finances back in 2009  The method has evolved and improved ◦ Every month > every fortnight > every few days ◦ From excel exports from the online bank account to manual input saving time and memory  The data shown is understood better

 Previous feelings and thoughts: ◦ I’m spending too much in X ◦ I don’t know where my money goes ◦ I don’t earn enough to do Y ◦ I would never be able to do Z  The shocking reality is: ◦ I’m not spending that much in X but in Y ◦ I have clear picture on my money ◦ I define objectives and prioritize the expenditure accordingly

1. Set up my categories

2. Set up Allowed expenditure for each category ◦ Even for the fix expenditure (i.e. mortgage)

3. Set up my objectives and its associated cost 4. Start tracking

5. Analysing the data

 Do not pay in cash whenever it´s possible  Believe what the data say  Do the tracking regularly  Set objectives that motivate you by importance  Check progress monthly  Reward yourself

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