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Saturday, June 17, 2017

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With so many exciting month-long events, temperate

weather for people who live in areas of the world where sum-

mer is about to begin and special occasions like Father’s Day

and school graduations, June is a popular month.

June is the sixth month of the year according to the

Gregorian calendar, which much of the world relies on, but

it wasn’t always that way. According to the early Roman cal-

endar, June was the fourth month and only had 29 days. The

number of days was increased to 30 when Caesar reformed

the calendar. While many people believe that the month of June was

named for the Roman goddess Juno, who is the wife of Ju-

piter, others have said that its name actually came from the

Latin word iuniors, which means, “the younger ones.” This is

the opposite of majors, or elders, from which May’s name is

believed to have originated. People lucky enough to be born in June enjoy some of

the nicest temperatures of the year. June’s main birthstone is

the pearl, but alexandrite and moonstone also have been used.

The official flower of June is the rose, and they often bloom in abundance this time of year.

In addition to National Dairy Month, National Candy

Month, Flag Day and many other observations, June is one

of the most popular months for young couples to tie the knot.

National Dairy Month started out as National Milk Month

in 1937 as a way to promote drinking milk. It was initially cre-

ated to stabilize the dairy demand when production was at a

surplus, but has now developed into an annual tradition that

celebrates the contributions the dairy industry has made to the

world After the National Dairy Council stepped in to promote

the cause, the name soon changed to “Dairy Month.”

National Dairy Month is a great way to start the summer

with nutrient-rich dairy foods. From calcium to potassium,

dairy products like milk contain nine essential nutrients which

may help to better manage your weight, reduce your risk for

high blood pressure, osteoporosis and certain cancers. Wheth-

er it’s protein to help build and repair the muscle tissue of

active bodies or vitamin A to help maintain healthy skin, dairy

products are a natural nutrient powerhouse. Those are just a

few of the reasons that you should celebrate dairy not just in

June, but all year long.

Household budgets can

help families thrive and

survive should unforeseen

financial issues arise. Estab-lishing a household budget

is no small task, as numerous

factors must be considered

to come up with a budget

that secures families’ futures

without sacrificing their ev-eryday quality of life.

FinancesTo develop a budget ev-

eryone in the household can

live with, heads of household

should first get a firm grasp of

their finances. First determine

how much money is coming

in and how much money is

in savings. Then make a list

of the family’s financial ob-

ligations, including costs as-

sociated with housing, food,

transportation, utilities, and

other monthly bills like stu-

dent loan payments. Be thor-

ough in this examination and

you should get an idea of how

you’re spending your money

and where you can make any

cuts if need be.

BehaviorsHeads of household should

make honest assessments of

their behaviors with regard

to money. Are you prone

to impulse shopping? How

closely do you track your

daily spending? Can you cut

back on certain daily expens-es, such as morning cups of

coffee from the coffee shop

or restaurant lunches? While

you might have little leeway

with regard to large expens-es like car and housing pay-ments, you can likely save

substantial amounts of mon-ey by cutting back on small,

daily expenses that can add

up to substantial amounts

of money over time. Track

your behaviors with regard

to “spending money,” jot-ting down each purchase you

make, no matter how small

it seems. After a couple of

weeks tracking your daily

spending, a picture of your

financial behaviors should

develop and you can then see

if there are any areas where

you can save money.

Determining a need versus a want

Once you see how you be-have financially, you can then

make a list of those daily and

monthly expenses that qual-ify as a need and those that

fall into the “want” category.

For example, morning coffee

might be a need, but why not

brew that coffee at home and

take it with you rather than

buying a costly cup at the

coffee shop near your office

each day? You can keep some

of the items that fall onto your

want list as a daily or month-ly reward, but try to eliminate

those that are compromising

your monthly finances. And

remember to include contri-butions to a savings account

in your list of needs.

Build your budgetA firm grasp of income,

bills and behaviors and the

knowledge of what’s a need

versus a want should put

heads of household in po-sition to develop their bud-gets. Stick to your budget

for a month and then assess

how you and your family ad-justed. While the adjustment

might prove difficult at first,

by the end of the first month

you might notice any finan-cial-related stress you had

been feeling has begun to

dissipate, and you might even

make an effort to tighten the

purse strings a little more as

you look to save more money.

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