How To Manage Money as a Mechanic ~ Audio Podcast Episode 26

Humble Mechanic Podcast

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Managing money as a mechanic is really no different than any other profession managing money. Yet I have seen so many people in the industry get in a bad way because of how they manage money and time. By time I mean flat rate hours they make. Today we are talking about some ways to better manage that money including STAYING OFF THE TOOL TRUCK! Well maybe not completely, but being smart about the tool truck. .

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You have to MAKE the money first
Buy tools smart
Don’t get in debt with the tool man
Buy used
Live below your income
Auto draft into your savings
Avoid other debt too
Do you need a new car?
Understand your busy times
Understand your slow times
and more

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