By: Tina syed
I agree with The 80/20 Rule and love it. Great post. Very useful information to share in this article…Thanks for this post.
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It is important to save something for rainy days, it is an old saying and I see it's important in my life. The ways you mentioned are important to save a sufficient amount every month. Good luck!
By: Job8pk
If someone earns $100 per month, he/she should invest half of it, save 25% for the next month to come and save the other quarter in any bank account that you don't have a debit or credit for. In this way you can save lot of money.
By: Brianna
In this digital era, always having cash in your hand is a good choice. Dont save all your money on digital wallet.
By: Deepak daga
Following simple and objective steps like these I just saved about 7000 BRL and stopped being a debtor
By: skylar
Couldn't agree more with #3! Sometimes it's hard to spend the cash but some time off is great for mental health and a worthy investment
By: Evden Eve Nakliyat
The The 80/20 Rule is the most important one.
By: Alex Jackson
Interesting. Love the 80/20 rule. Though hard to stand by consistently when you have dependents. Thanks for the article.
By: omar
I have lot's of goals in 2021 and most of the importance of cash I like 2nd tip thanks for share.
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Following simple and objective steps like these I just saved about 7000 BRL and stopped being a debtor. Very nice post, I wish financial education were more popular among brazilian teenage, we would avoid a bunch of headache.
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As a freelancer I always feel like my money is up and down. I’m working on it though. Thanks for the tips. Katie
By: Chris Swain
These are all great tips. My family also does the 80/20 rule, but we have changed it to 75/25. The extra 5% goes into a savings account for a yearly vacation. We have two young daughters, so it really drives home the point that saving "pays off" for them. Plus, it shows that you can have short term savings for something like a vacation and long term savings for emergencies and more significant expenses. Anyway, Thank you for these tips! My wife and I love reading your blog. Chris Swain, Cincinnati Ohio