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Plan the money. Separate the money.

Should people have a good account???

We'll tell you the trick you're using and have the money to save.

* * * There are 5 Account Types in total * * *

1. Account accepted

- To receive money only, such as salary, supplementary income, or so on.

- Use simple online apps such as SCB Easy, K +, Krungthai Next. We use SCB Easy.

2. Emergency reserve account

- to save money for emergencies, such as unemployment, illness.

- Keep it in digital savings. High interest. We use SCB EZ Savings. 1.45% interest. From the first baht to 1 million. Pay flowers every month.

3. Investment account

- To invest, we use Dime in KKP to invest a variety of assets, saving high interest, FCD, Thai stock, American stock, mutual funds and gold.

4. Expenditure account

- To pay for regular expenses such as home installments, car installments, other utilities, and separate luggage to collect lump sum expenses such as insurance, child tuition, etc.

5. Daily spending account

- For general expenses, for rice, for car or others.

# Split account # Cash account # Deposit account # Trending # Lemon 8 Howtoo

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... Read moreหลายคนบอกว่า “ตั้งใจเก็บแล้ว แต่เงินหายทุกเดือน” ส่วนตัวเราแก้ด้วยการแยกประเภทเงินเก็บให้ชัดตั้งแต่วันเงินเข้า เพราะพอเงินกองรวมกัน บัญชีเดียวจ่ายทุกอย่าง เราจะไม่รู้เลยว่าอันไหนคือเงินเก็บจริง อันไหนคือเงินที่ต้องใช้แน่ๆ ทริกที่ทำให้เวิร์กสำหรับเรา คือทำ “เส้นทางเงิน” ให้ตายตัว (เหมือนตั้งระบบ) พอเงินเดือนเข้า “บัญชีรับเงิน” แล้วโอนแยกออกทันทีภายใน 10–15 นาที ไม่ปล่อยให้ค้างในบัญชีเดียว เพราะยิ่งค้าง ยิ่งเผลอใช้ ตัวอย่างการแยกประเภทเงินเก็บแบบจับต้องได้ (ปรับตามรายได้ของแต่ละคนได้เลย) 1) เงินสำรองฉุกเฉิน: 10–20% ของรายได้ หรืออย่างน้อยให้เริ่มจากเดือนละ 500–1,000 บาทก่อนก็ได้ เก็บไว้ในออมทรัพย์ดิจิทัลอย่าง SCB EZ Savings ที่ดอกเบี้ยสูงกว่าออมทรัพย์ทั่วไป และยังถอนง่ายเมื่อจำเป็น เป้าหมายคือ 3–6 เท่าของรายจ่ายต่อเดือน 2) เงินลงทุน: 5–15% สำหรับคนเริ่มใหม่ เราชอบแยกเป็น “ลงทุนระยะยาว” กับ “ทดลอง” จะได้ไม่เผลอขายตอนตลาดเหวี่ยง แอปอย่าง Dime ทำให้เริ่มลงทุนได้หลายสินทรัพย์ รวมถึงบัญชีเงินฝากต่างประเทศ (FCD) ถ้าต้องใช้เงินสกุลอื่น 3) ค่าใช้จ่ายประจำ: โอนก้อนเดียวไว้จ่ายบิล/ผ่อนบ้าน/ผ่อนรถ/ค่าสาธารณูปโภค แล้วแยกกระเป๋าย่อยไว้สำหรับรายจ่ายก้อนใหญ่รายปี เช่น ประกัน/ค่าเทอม (K-ePocket ทำกระเป๋าย่อยได้ สะดวกมาก) 4) ใช้จ่ายประจำวัน: แยกไว้สำหรับกิน/เดินทาง/ช้อปเล็กๆ จะช่วยให้เรารู้ “เพดาน” รายวันของตัวเอง และไม่ไปกินเงินเก็บ อีกอย่างที่ช่วยให้แยกประเภทเงินเก็บสำเร็จคือ “ตั้งโอนอัตโนมัติ” ให้ตรงวันเงินเข้า (หรือวันถัดไป) เช่น โอนไปบัญชีฉุกเฉิน + บัญชีลงทุนก่อน แล้วค่อยเหลือเท่าไหร่ค่อยใช้ วิธีนี้เหมือนจ่ายให้ตัวเองก่อน (pay yourself first) สุดท้ายแนะนำให้เช็กระบบเดือนละครั้ง: ดูว่าบัญชีค่าใช้จ่ายพอดีไหม, เงินฉุกเฉินถึงเป้าหรือยัง, และบัญชีใช้จ่ายประจำวันเกินบ่อยหรือเปล่า ถ้าเกิน ให้ลดเพดานหรือใช้วิธีแยกกระเป๋าย่อยเป็น “อาหาร/เดินทาง/เที่ยว” จะเห็นจุดรั่วเร็วขึ้นมาก

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A handwritten list of meal ingredients in a spiral notebook, with some items crossed out by a pen. Text on the page advises to "cross off the repeated items and start making a list from here!"
how i make: a grocery list & meal plan 🎀
organizing and list making are unfortunately one of my favorite things to do…🤓 this is how i go about meal planning and making a grocery list for the week. i write out at least 4 meals i know that i can eat and make quickly in the morning and on my lunch break so i can feel full and have ene
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adalyn 🌟

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Really save money🌸
I am moving out in a few weeks, I’m 18 years old. I just bought my first car. Here are the things that genuinely helped me to save my money, read through this if you want to learn as well! First tip: I used a cash stuffing binder, I have it linked in my storefront in my bio! it’s pink and it’s
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Shay

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A person's hands are counting money on a wooden table, surrounded by receipts and a calculator. The image has an overlay with the text 'How to Create Debt Repayment plan'.
This image outlines the first two steps for a debt repayment plan: 'Evaluate Your Debt' and 'Prioritize Debts', with descriptions for assessing debts and identifying high-interest ones.
This image presents the next two steps for a debt repayment plan: 'Develop a Plan' and 'Build a Support System', detailing strategies like snowball/avalanche methods and seeking help.
how to create a debt repayment plan
By following these steps, you can create an effective debt repayment plan tailored to your financial situation and goals. #lemon8partner #personalfinance #money #moneysavingtips #moneytips #debtfreejourney
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Inashwealth

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You Don’t Have a Retirement Plan… You Have Exposure
Nobody really sits down and explains this… Most people think they have a retirement plan because they have accounts. But accounts don’t equal strategy. You can have money saved and still not have: • Control over access • Protection during downturns • A real understanding of how your
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Naomi Johnson YHPR ELITE

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How to Create a ‘Financial Plan’ for Your Future
Hey there, fellow 20-30-year-olds As we navigate the ups and downs of life, it's easy to put off thinking about our financial future. But trust me, having a solid plan in place can make all the difference. In this post, we'll break down the basics of creating a financial plan that works for
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