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FuckOffNeemo | 7 years ago
The blogs are fantastic. It's an electronic equivalent of making envelopes and putting cash into them
It's important that you work out roughly how much you're expecting for the month and you budget every dollar that you're expecting. 'Every dollar has a job'.
I budget all my yearly expenses. Place money aside every month for those, think license renewals, car registration, car insurance, rainy day funds. These are almost always direct debits. Car serving. Home maintenance and the like. Now it's important to state here that it's ok to not budget the exact value you're expecting for car serving, house maintenance and the like. But it's important to have cash put aside every month to contribute to those expenses if they're a lot greater than expected if you have a water leak or a break down in your as an example.
I then budget my monthly expenses which are groceries, new clothes, Netflix & Spotify subscriptions. Eating out\going out for drinks. Debt payments too.
I put 10-20% of my money away as savings. Anything left over goes into a seperate savings account for emergencies/rainy days.
elamje|7 years ago
Rainymood|7 years ago
FuckOffNeemo|7 years ago
Personally though I've not seen it recommended by others, I categories the full expense to the category. And then when I get income from my housemate or who ever, I categories that income against the same expense category which leaves me the net and true out of pocket expense that I incurred.
ashwin_bhat|7 years ago