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Household CFO · Episode 12 · Written guide

Hold an annual household money meeting

Your household does not need a boardroom. It does deserve time to look at the whole picture together.

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Across this season we have built a household dashboard, a balance sheet, a reserve view, a burn rate, and a way to examine major decisions. The final step is a rhythm that keeps those tools alive. Once a year, set aside a quiet hour to look at the household as a whole. If you share finances, invite the person who shares the consequences.

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