Why creating a budget is so hard to do

The most difficult step in the budgeting process is the very first one. Actually, creating a budget. The number of options out there is immense, and everyone wants to sell you a monthly subscription it looks like. Setting up your budget involves you actually having to sit down, get all your bills together and your expenses and figure out first of all, how to use the new budget you are trying to buy and second, how to input all your data.

This can be frustrating and intimidating and require an allocation of time that you may not have available.

Since I already dealt with this frustration many years ago, and found a solution, which I make available to anyone for $5.00 along with a complete step by step explanation and a video description, the most frustrating part of starting a budget is eliminated. The process can be done simply and efficiently - although, you will still need a list of your incomes and all your expenses, once you have them, the budget can be set up easily by plugging numbers into the worksheet.

Budgets do not fail because people set out to fail at them - budgets fail because they are too cumbersome, too complicated and just plain don't work for average peoples' lifestyles. Nobody needs a line item for purchasing fine wine at an auction - if someone does have that luxury, they should not be looking to set up budgets for themselves.

But average people do need budgets and they need budgets that work for them - that's why Average Las' budget is perfect - it is simple to acquire, easy to install, relatively inexpensive to get ($5.00) and very straight forward to maintain. It's a perfect budget for a working person or family. I know - because my wife and I work for a living, and we use it, every week and it works perfectly for us.

We know it will work for your family, too.