Managing personal finance is a delicate issue at the best of times that requires the careful consideration of various factors. You have your basic salary which gives you a monthly or yearly injection of cash and then you have your direct debits – bills for your rent or mortgage, internet connection, water, gas, insurance, car, mobile phone credit etc. But it’s far more complicated than all that even, there’s your living costs including food, transport and petrol, holidays, leisure activities, Christmas presents; and more coming in too – loans, gifts for birthdays and holidays, bonuses, investments… it all gets rather hard to keep track of, but keep track of it you must if you’re going to keep yourself afloat. Fortunately it’s always possible to get help from a financial advisor, or a refinancing company that can pay off your debts with a single loan. However this often results in unnecessary cost on your part and will never account for all your different costs and profits.