If you are new to the world of personal finance and budgeting, or just don’t bother getting your money matters in order, the 50/30/20 rule may be just for you. What is it exactly and what do these number represent? it is a finance ratio used to simplify the way you divide your money, where…
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The Unexpected Windfall that Boosted My Savings Rate (But There’s a Catch!)
Recently, I did the math and realized I was saving just about 21% of my net income. While this is good considering my living situation, family expenses, and other factors, I thought it would be even better to increase my savings rate to 25%. However, without making major changes or sacrifices, I couldn’t just boost…
Is Saving Money Really Forever? When Does “Enough” Become “Too Much”?
When was the last time you said to yourself: ‘I am spending too much; I better start saving’? On the other hand, when was the last time you said to yourself: ‘Man, I am saving too much money and need to start spending more’? The first question is not only more likely for the vast…
From $1 to $2,756: The Surprisingly Simple Savings Challenge for 2024
Have you fallen off and given up on your 2024 resolutions yet? Whether you have or not, we have an easy challenge for you to follow, even if the year is already close to one month old. In fact, it’s a good idea to start this one now to get back on track in case…
One thing I will not be doing with any upcoming Pay Hike : Beyond Immediate Gratification
Salary increases are indeed a blessing that I never take for granted, especially in today’s uncertain economic times where job security is a luxury. Receiving a salary increase feels like a bonus, and even though there’s no assurance of it, I’ve already planned how to utilize any potential increase. Firstly, I won’t be frivolously spending…
From ‘Why’ to Wealth: A Surprising Path to Financial Freedom
When life throws you a fast curveball, having a strong “why” will help you stay focused and resilient, enabling you to adapt and keep moving forward with determination and purpose.
Optimizing Dividend Returns: Reinvestment vs. Spending
Deciding whether to reinvest your dividend returns or spend them entirely depends on various factors such as your age, lifestyle, and financial goals. On one hand, reinvesting dividends can be a prudent choice, especially for those looking to build wealth steadily over time. On the other hand, spending all dividend returns may be suitable for individuals who have already attained financial independence or have specific yearly return objectives in mind
The Written Path to Success: Unleashing the Power of Goal Setting
We all have goals, whether small ones like making it to the weekend without quitting our job, or big ones like graduating college. But what sets true goal setters from those who end up quitting and not achieving their goals? Simply putting it on paper! And yes this is backed by science , so why…
Welcome to BudgetSense.ca: Your Blueprint for Financial Freedom! Uncover the Five Pillars of Budgeting Mastery and Discover How We Transform Your Financial Future
Welcome to BudgetSense.ca! Unlock Your Financial Potential. Here is how! In a world where prices soar and wages struggle to keep up, mastering your finances has never been more crucial. We’re here to guide you through the art of smart budgeting and wise spending, ensuring you stay ahead of the curve. Our approach combines personal…