Simplified Guide: Handling Your Salary and EMIs

PERSONAL FINANCE

1/24/20241 min read

a hundred dollar bill sticking out of the back pocket of a pair of jeans
a hundred dollar bill sticking out of the back pocket of a pair of jeans

Introduction

Managing your money can seem difficult, especially with multiple EMIs to keep track of. This guide will show you easy steps to handle all your EMIs as well as manage your salary. Let's make it simple and feasible!

Simple Tips to Follow

Know your money

Start by understanding how much money you have and where it goes. Make a list of how much you earn and how much you spend, including your EMIs. This helps you see your money position clearly.

Pay attention to important bills

First, pay the bills that are most important, like rent, groceries and EMIs. After covering these, you can use your leftover money for other things.

Make a Money Plan (Budget)

A money plan is like a map for your money. This helps you see where your money is going. This way, you will have enough money for your EMIs and other things you need.

Save some money

Try to save some money every month. This savings can help you if something unexpected happens. You can also think about investing your money to grow over time.

Make EMI Payments Easier

Know ways to make paying your EMIs easier. This may include combining your debts, getting lower interest rates, or talking to people who owe you money.

Pay bills automatically

Set your bills to pay automatically. This way, you won't forget to make payments and it helps keep your credit score good.

Get help with debt

If you are having difficulty paying all your EMIs, there are plans that can help. These plans give you a way to pay off your debt little by little.

Helpful Links

Business Today's Guide to Finance Management

Kotak's article on home loan EMI

Financial Express tips on EMI management

Wrapping up

Managing your salary with lots of EMIs may seem tough, but with a plan, it is possible. Remember to understand your money, pay important bills first and save a little. This guide keeps it simple!

Disclaimer

This guide gives general ideas and is not personal advice. Talk to a money expert for advice tailored to your situation.