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Just write down the easy expenses in 30 days. Life is better. Money is definitely left.

Start a new person. Just write down the easy expenses in 30 days. Life is better. Money is definitely left.

Step 1: Choose the right weapon. There are currently mobile applications, iPads, or small notebooks, easy to carry, or data lines. Google Sheet.

Step 2: Rule 3 main categories (no need to be discouraged) First novices, we may not have to go into a lot of detail, just split the expenditure into 3 categories first, such as:

- Savings / Investment, savings and investment expenses, this part of the money should be the first part to be written down and the cut-off part from the day the salary is issued, in case of emergency...

- Fixed Cost. Expendables to pay every month. Use more, use less, pay including rent, water, electricity, net. Pay once, end per month.

- Variable Cost. Variable expenses. The more money we spend, the less money we may have left, including eating, travel, shopping expenses. The latter has to think a lot before paying.....

Step 3: Initial technique "write down as soon as you pay." When spending occurs, you should ask for a receipt or a clip and record it at bedtime or during the train, so you don't forget it. But if you can't ask for a receipt or take it, you have to start writing down as soon as you pay out.

Step 4: Review yourself every week. You have to look back every week on where you spent it, what you did, what you did, what you did, and then in one month review again how much you overspent this month, and then adjust that point further......

It is important to save before using. Before cutting the money, think carefully about whether the item is necessary enough.

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PAYCHECK BUDGETING BACK TO SCHOOL EXPENSES ✨
Budgeting back to school expenses for your kid(s) can be hard to keep track of and also forgetting things you paid for. my best advice is to try the envelope method. start with your regular paycheck budget. we have a budget of about 2,000$ left over so i’m starting with 300$ in the envelope for
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•Lauren• SAHM 🌙 ☀️

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