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Surely you have everything ready to start your vacation trip: suitcases, tickets, reservations... But, have you thought about your finances? Yes, that little detail you need to pay constant attention to, and if you are going on vacation, a little more.

After overspending during a vacation at the beach or in the mountains, it is possible that the numbers are in the red and the accounts do not close. With these recommendations, you can strengthen your financial health and achieve the desired post-vacation stability.

Do you already have your New Year's resolutions ready? How about making some of them financial? Here are some options.

Meeting basic needs, taking care of fundamental aspects of the development of all family members and having the possibility of saving to meet future goals. These are the main characteristics of the family economy, whose objective is to manage a family's income and expenses.

There are some things you can do to improve your financial situation, sometimes they seem like basic tips, but if you follow them you will benefit a lot.

Starting to save or schedule your expenses can be a complicated task, but if you have clear goals to achieve, it will be easy. On special dates or holidays most people tend to spend large amounts of money and tend to worry and stress about not knowing how to meet those expenses such as the Christmas gift list or even the payment of the children's school fees.

Although last year was the year of economic reactivation and the strengthening of several sectors, the 'recovery' of inflation has also been felt and prices are very high, especially for the so-called basic food basket products.

There are important decisions in the life of any person; one of them is to have a child. This step implies a total transformation in your lifestyle, including new responsibilities that cannot be left aside, therefore, the decision to become parents must be taken with awareness and maturity of all kinds, including economic.

If anything positive has come out of the previous crises, it is learning about the importance of saving at home and becoming familiar with key financial terms that help to understand the fine print of a bank contract (floor clause, IRPH...). However, financial education is still a challenge for spanish. If we are not used to saving, comparing and understanding what we are signing, it will be difficult to pass this need on to our children.

Traveling on vacation doesn't have to cost you a lot of money. We give you tips so you spend less and don't end up coming home not knowing what you spent your money on.