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america is crazy i am italian and my low income is 800 euros which is like 850 dollars. an i struggle but can survive hahah
this is not low income low income is like 1500.00 a month
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Everytime she says "blow money" a little voice in my head says, "wink wink". š
Great walkthrough of creating a budget! Any weekly budgeters out there?
You can't even rent a room for $700 a month.
Sooo….if my take home pay is $2000 a month, but the cheapest 1 bedroom in my area starts at $2200…. It is kind of misleading to use 2012 prices to budget a 2023 wage. I am very frugal and just my electric bill is $200 a month, not $10
I gotta admit "250 for the blow" passes the broke people sniff test
Honestly the idea behind this is good but I feel like these numbers from 2011 should be scaled up to account for inflation
when she said rent shoudlnt be more than 35% of take home pay and im paying 650 on 1200 xd
I get around $1000 a month and half goes to rent so its very hard to save but i try to put away $5 a week away but often find it hard to do so. Iām making it work though
Wow extremely unrealistic to use 2012 prices in 2023 this is totally laughable to see you do this. Did you seriously think this would apply in 2023
Hi,
living in 2023 there's no place that has rent that's under the 35% rule for me. especially living in a city.
This literally helped me 100%
My debts mess me up in savings but im getting rid of them to finally be able to breathe. Even with my own studio($1740/month) ill now be saving at least $800 a month without my debts and this is with a high car payment! Its possible but just don't get yourself in debt with credit cards š
This is hardly relatable. My water bill is over $300 a month. Rent is cheap, but utilities are killing me.
my biweekly budget is 1200, and my mom is retired. We make it work because we dont use credit cards
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I'm doing the same. I'm hoping to be done in between 3 to 5 months.
I prefer to just focus on just one month only.
I deduct my fixed expenses – (minus groceries & gas) for the month from my anticipated NET monthly income.
Whatever monies are left, I divide that by 30 days (til next paycheck). That amounts become my daily budget.
I force myself to stick to my DAILY budget. Whatever I don't spend out of my daily allowed budget gets transferred to my savings.
In 10 days, I've saved $320.
botched nose job lol
Does anyone have a category for charity or gifts?