Monday, October 23, 2023

Why Financial Planning Is Important


Hey Fellow Knowledge Seekers,


Today we’ll discuss the importance of financial planning in our lives. Sounds complicated and boring?

Don’t worry I’ll try to make it as simple and interesting as I possibly can, while still providing the important details.



Let’s first talk about what Financial Planning is!



Financial Planning, in a nutshell, is the process of creating plans for you to follow about your finances. It’s like constructing a road that you’ll use to take you to your destination.


It will act as your guide or map that will tell you where to go to achieve your target. You can create your financial plan.



But it will take a bit of time and research on your part. You will likely encounter terms that are foreign to you, which makes it harder to create a plan.


This is why it’s always advisable to talk to a financial planning professional. They can help in creating the right plan for you.


Just make sure you’re talking to a legit one. You wouldn’t want to be talking to a fake that’s only after commissions.


But that’s a topic for another day.


So, why is financial planning important anyway? Do you need it?

To be honest, you can still reach your financial goals even without a financial plan. After all, we don’t always need a map to get to our destination.



But it will be harder to do so. You’ll stumble your way towards your goals. And there’s even the risk that you might not achieve them.


With a financial plan, you’ll have a guide that will tell you where to go or what to do to achieve your goal.


If you’re still not convinced of the reason above, I still have 4 more reasons to show why financial planning is important.


1. Improve Financial Standing



When you’re aware of your current financial status it’s easier to fix any financial issues you have and improve your current standing. Reviewing your current status is part of financial planning, so it’s easier to see what you need to fix or improve.


2. Emergency Preparation



Being prepared for emergencies, financially, is another benefit that financial planning provides. When you make a plan toward your goal, potential emergencies or setbacks are included, so you’re prepared for them financially.


3. Financial Security



It’s easier to feel financial security when you know you’re covered. You don’t have to worry too much about your finances or how potential emergencies can affect you.


4. Peace of Mind



And when you’re feeling secure, you will also have peace of mind. There’s nothing to be worried or anxious about financially when you have a plan in place.


You can see how much financial planning can impact your life. So, you must have one.


As Benjamin Franklin once said, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.”



Keep on Learning

The Unfuzzy Scholar



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