Dedicates 30% of income for personal expenses
A great many people suggest, in application of the
50-30-20 rule
or advice from major industry figures, to use no more than 30 percent of monthly earnings for personal expenses, i.e., travel, dinners out, birthday gifts or subscriptions to gyms, newspapers and more.
If you have a monthly budget, you can plan for extra expenses and avoid spending more than you earn on something superfluous.
Here, too, the use of the
financial diary (click here and find out what it is).
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Learn about other financial best practices
Good financial advice #16 | Balance your portfolio every year
If you set up your financial plan with the idea that savings should be used only in emergencies, you will certainly avoid finding yourself without a savings fund to draw on.
Good financial advice #15 | Use savings only for emergencies
If you set up your financial plan with the idea that savings should be used only in emergencies, you will certainly avoid finding yourself without a savings fund to draw on.
Good financial advice #14 | Keep your savings aside
Savings are part of the monthly budget, so you can easily manage income and expenses and in case choose to change the budget for a month if there are pressing needs to be met.
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