The research polled 2,000 adults have revealed the top 30 signs you are in a good place financially, so the list goes on to include things like you don’t have to count the days until your next payday, your mortgage is paid off, being able to afford house maintenance if it’s needed (for example fixing the shower ASAP if it breaks)having more than £500 disposable income a month, being able to eat out if you feel like it without it having to be a special occasion, you’re confident about your future, you have the ability to make wise decisions about money and spending, you don’t argue over money with loved ones, having multiple investments, you’re generous when it comes to lending money to friends or family and giving to charity. But what does financially comfortable really mean? According to one study if you have savings and are debt-free and able to go on two holidays a year that can define you as financially “comfortable”. Most of the financial planning that Enable’s IFAs help people with is to make sure they are comfortable financially. Financially comfortable – what does that really mean? Read-up on the latest news from Enable and the industry.
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