Super Easy Money Saving Tip

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Live in DC, save close to 75
Comment from : Yifei Hu

Universal basic income would help everyone #AndrewYang
Comment from : Rob Bruce

80/20 was learned in psych last year and forgot about it
Comment from : Stephy🧿

It would be a 70/20/10 for me The 10 its for emergency only in case you have to pay hospital bill or for unemployment
Comment from : Vy Le

“Pay yourself first” is a great line in Rich Dad Poor Dad
Comment from : DoomSlug

bruh when she was talking abt the bakery in hs I thought of Harry styles lmaooo
Comment from : joc

My parents have always been telling me to do this since a young age
Comment from : MaxIsHere

The 3 "S" Save a little, share a little and spend a little
Comment from : Nancy Holmquist

I do 50/30/20 rule 50 goes to bills, 30 goes to savings , 20 for fun spending every paycheckbr You can change the percentage to best fit your needs, like when living expenses went up for me I did 60 for bills, 20 savings, 10 fun spending brbrYou can also prioritize things differently, like if you live with parents and don't have to pay rent, you can put more into savings and make that your 50
Comment from : Awkward Otter13

This works when you have a certain amount of money
Comment from : Silvanna

20 seems hardcore, but I'll give it a go since you're the second person who brought this up
Comment from : Chubby Dinosaur

Guys we get it you don't have enough money to do this tip Thanks for leaving the 500th I'm too poor to do this trick commentbrbrIt's mind of a helpful tip for some people, not for others I think she understands that not everyone on the planet is rich
Comment from : Andy Nonymous

As a young person I am very grateful to my parents to teaching me a similar way of budgeting from when i was younger I would get $10 when i was younger for doing my chores and i would have to split that between three options: long term savings (big future things like a car or an apartment for when im older), short term savings (larger things i need to save up for but more in the near future like a xbox or a pc) and my splurge money (money for me to go out with friends or just get something that i want to like dinner or a stuffed animal) The only rule was that i had to put something in each of those options each week
Comment from : Q G

to take it a step further you can do 50/30/20 :) meaning 50 for needs, 30 for wants and 20 savings, personally i like to split the 20 into 10 for tfsa and 10 for personal savings :D hope this helps someone!! <3
Comment from : cass

I don't do the 80/20 I do the 90/10 I put 10 of my paycheck away It's not much but it's nice to know I have a little bit of "just in case money" put away and I've been putting away money for a few years now Living super cheap and not having kids has helped a lot also
Comment from : AHAA

That rule is different for everyone as it depends on salary Some people can afford 20/80 some 80/20 and others 100/0 It's not so black and white
Comment from : shixins

That works until you spend 60 of your income on rent
Comment from : Justin Mellem

Idk why but while im still in high-school, I work as a part time artist and somehow I'm actually not someone easily tempted by trendy things people use their money on I'm someone who actually ends up saving about 10k at the end of 2 months and i guess im proud of it No one asked but yeah
Comment from : Gulshan Kaur🇮🇪