4. Get Paid What You’re Worth And Spend Less Than You Earn

When you get into a complete new and different field of career you may not have a clear idea about your much you will earn from your new job. You can do a market analysis of what the job is worth in the marketplace and also evaluate your skills and productivity in connection to your choice of career. Then compare your salary with the market rate to know whether you are getting paid for what you are worth or not. If you are underpaid even for a thousand rupees a year, it can have a noteworthy effect over your career as well as your salary.

Regardless of how much or how little you're paid, you’ll never grow financially if you spend more than you earn. Normally it's easier to spend less than it is to earn more, and a little control in expenditure over a number of things would result in big savings. Here you will not always have to make big sacrifices.

5. Pay Off All Your Debt

Don’t you want to reduce the burden of debt loads? So pay down all your old debts then head start your career with lesser financial worries. This may take some time but you would surely feel great to start your new venture with a clean balance sheet.