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Savings gold with a budget of 1,000 baht per month‼️💸

Has anyone invested in gold? Confused. Personally, I like it a lot. The more gold, the greener, the happier.

Personally, we will deposit only 1,000 baht a month. Focus on cold money. No rush. No rush. Busy gold will go up or down. Will always buy. The rest of the money is kept in the regular account. I secretly think it's a discipline. Train yourself to collect every month.

Personally playing during December 67, when the month has 1,500-2,500, we like to put 1,000 values at a time. Because when we are born, we need to spend a lot of money. If we really need to use, we will choose the least profit wood. Because unfortunately, the wood has a lot of profit. 🥹

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2025/8/27 Edited to

... Read moreถ้าใครกำลังหาแนวทาง “ออมทองรายเดือน” แบบงบน้อย เราว่าหัวใจคือทำให้มันง่ายและทำซ้ำได้ทุกเดือน เราใช้วิธีตั้งงบขั้นต่ำ 1,000 บาทแล้วทยอยซื้อเป็นไม้ๆ (แทนการซื้อก้อนใหญ่) เพราะช่วยลดความกังวลเวลาราคาทองผันผวน และยังทำให้เราไม่เผลอเอาเงินก้อนไปใช้เรื่องอื่น 1) ตั้งเป้าหมายก่อนออม เราเริ่มจากถามตัวเองว่าออมเพื่ออะไร เช่น เก็บเป็นเงินสำรอง, เก็บไว้เป็นของขวัญตัวเอง, หรือเก็บระยะยาว 1-3 ปี พอตอบได้ เราจะไม่ค่อยหวั่นไหวกับกราฟราคา เห็นขึ้นลงก็ยังออมต่อได้ เพราะมันคือ “เงินเย็น” จริงๆ 2) แบ่งไม้ให้สบายใจ (เหมาะกับงบ 1,000 บาท) วิธีที่เราใช้คือเดือนละ 1,000 เป็นค่าเริ่มต้น แต่ถ้าเดือนไหนเหลือก็เพิ่มเป็น 1,500–2,500 ได้ โดยยังคงซื้อทีละ 1,000 อยู่ดี เหตุผลคือถ้าวันไหนจำเป็นต้องใช้เงินจริงๆ เราจะไม่ต้องขายออกทีเดียวก้อนใหญ่ แค่ขายบางไม้ก็พอ ลดโอกาสขาดสภาพคล่อง 3) เลือกวิธีซื้อให้เข้ากับสไตล์ตัวเอง ในแอปที่เราใช้จะมีแนวประมาณ “GOLD NOW” สำหรับเงินก้อนใหญ่ และ “ออม NOW” สำหรับคนเริ่มต้น/งบน้อย เราเลือกออม NOW เป็นหลักเพราะเหมาะกับการซื้อขั้นต่ำ 1,000 บาท และทำให้รู้สึกเหมือน “ออม” มากกว่าการเทรดสั้นๆ 4) เข้าใจจุดที่มือใหม่มักลืม: ค่าธรรมเนียมและราคาซื้อ-ขาย ก่อนกดซื้อ/ขาย เราจะเช็กราคาซื้อ-ขาย ณ ตอนนั้น และดูว่ามีค่าธรรมเนียมธนาคารหรือค่าใช้จ่ายอื่นไหม เพราะกำไร-ขาดทุนของแต่ละไม้จะขึ้นกับจุดนี้ด้วย ถ้าเรารู้ต้นทุนจริง จะตัดสินใจได้ไม่พลาด 5) ถ้าจำเป็นต้องขาย ทำยังไงให้เจ็บน้อย ทริคของเราคือ “ขายไม้ที่กำไรน้อยที่สุดก่อน” เพราะเสียดายไม้ที่กำไรเยอะ (และยังปล่อยให้มันโตต่อได้) อีกอย่างคือพยายามขายเท่าที่จำเป็นจริงๆ แล้วกลับมาออมต่อเดือนถัดไป เพื่อไม่ให้วินัยพัง สุดท้าย เรามองว่าออมทองรายเดือนมันเหมือนฝึกนิสัยเก็บเงินแบบสนุกๆ เห็นพอร์ตค่อยๆ โตจาก 1,000 บาทก็มีแรงทำต่อ ใครเพิ่งเริ่ม ลองเริ่มจากขั้นต่ำและทำให้สม่ำเสมอ แล้วค่อยเพิ่มงบเมื่อไหวค่ะ

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A child in a swimming pool with arm floaties, accompanied by text explaining the 'Pay Yourself First' budgeting method and listing examples like 401k, Roth IRA, and savings accounts.
A person holding a child at a playground, with a 'REAL LIFE EXAMPLE' text box showing a paycheck breakdown: $3200 paycheck, $640 for 'Pay Yourself First', including Roth IRA, Emergency Fund, Vacation Fund, and Brokerage allocations.
Pay-Yourself-First: Budget for Savings
The Pay-Yourself-First method is all about prioritizing your financial goals. Here’s how I break down my $3,200 paycheck using this approach: 1.💵 Save First: Part of this is already done for me with 401k contributions from my check going straight to my 401k. Right I contribute 5% so $231. Then
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Emmaline Powell

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How I save $1,000 Every Month‼️
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Money Madison

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A purple-toned image of fanned-out US dollar bills with the text "4 Ways To Save $2,000" prominently displayed, indicating a guide to financial savings.
A green graphic titled "1. Adjust Housing or Utility Costs," listing tips like downsizing, getting a roommate, negotiating rent, and reducing utility expenses to save money.
A green graphic titled "2. Increase Your Income," suggesting ways to earn more money such as asking for a raise, working overtime, tutoring, freelancing, or selling crafts online.
Simple Tips to Save $2,000 Quickly and Effectively
Saving $2,000 may seem like a challenge, but it’s achievable with a clear plan and consistent effort. Start by analyzing your spending habits and cutting back on non-essential expenses like dining out, entertainment, or unnecessary subscriptions. Redirect those savings into a separate account. Aim
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Nasia❤️

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MONEY VS AGE: How much savings should I have?
### How to Save Money and Build Wealth Based on Your Age and Income Saving money is key to achieving financial freedom, but knowing how much to save and how to grow your wealth can be challenging. Here's a simple guide to help you save money, understand how much you should have saved based o
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Kaliania

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Weekly budget savings plan
If you stick to your budget for the whole month, you should have a savings pile in each week if you’re paid weekly! At the end of the month once you finish your paycheck cycle, this money will go in your savings or towards your debt. The goal of using a budget planner to actually see your mone
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JaliyahKreation

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How to actually hit your yearly savings goals 💸
How to actually hit your yearly savings goals 💸 Most people set a big number but don’t break it down. Here’s how much you’d need to save to reach 1-5K a year. 1. 1,000 a year = 19/week 2. 3,000 a year = 57/week 3. 5,000 a year = 96/week Small weekly savings add up to big yearly goals. Wh
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Kevin’s Templates

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The image shows US dollar bills, specifically twenty and five-dollar denominations, spread across a laptop keyboard and trackpad. An overlay reads "How to add $10,000 to your Savings account!!", indicating content about saving money.
How to save $10,000!!
I read somewhere online that throwing away $10,000 a year was as simple as mindless spending of $27 a day. 🙈 is that you? A coffee run? A daily drive thru run… how easy it to swipe your card for $27 every day. That’s $10,000 a year on things you don’t need. Let’s reverse that. How fast do you w
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LifewithKD

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How to hit your savings goals in 6 months 🔥
Saving $6,000 in six months sounds impossible — but it’s not if you have a plan. In this quick video, I share a realistic way to make it happen without feeling overwhelmed ***** also keep in mind it does not have to $6000 it can be any amount ****** Who’s ready to challenge themselves? Drop
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The Budget Baddie

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