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Real expenses for a month

I continued properly!!

I'm still a little confused about classification, but once it's like this!

Now that I know where my money came from and have a habit of keeping records, I can reduce unnecessary expenses 📝

I will post the items I used a lot this month

Please refer to it!

And if you like, let's do a household account book too

Household account book # expenses # living alone # college # student # living alone

2025/12/4 Edited to

... Read more大学生でひとり暮らしを始めると、生活費の管理はとても重要です。特に食費は月ごとに変動しやすいですが、自炊を増やすことで節約につながりました。私はスーパーでのまとめ買いを心掛け、コンビニのちょこっと買いを減らすようにしています。 また、外食は大切な人との食事に限定し、普段は自炊中心の生活に。これにより外食費は抑えつつストレスなく楽しめています。交通費は学校や買い物の通学定期も活用し、遠出を控えることで予算内に収めました。 美容費は2~3ヶ月に1回の美容院カット・カラーに加え必要なコスメだけを購入。娯楽費はディズニーや富士急といったイベント時に増えましたが、メリハリのある使い方を意識しています。 さらに、光熱費や病院代などの『その他』出費も記録。実際にインフルエンザになった時の医療費も含め、予想外の出費にも備えることが大切です。このように1ヶ月間の家計簿をつけてみると、自分の出費パターンが見えて無駄遣いを防止できます。皆さんも無料の家計簿アプリを活用して、ぜひ実践してみてください。

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