We are nearing the end of the year's first quarter, and now is the right time to refocus on the goals we set back in January. Perhaps we feel guilty that our goals have been stagnant or completely forgotten.
Creating a new habit or starting with a goal has no expiration date. You can still sign up for the gym, learn a new language, or begin a saving habit to achieve your dreams, such as owning a home or land. If you are interested in this last point, stay! We'll give you 3 creative ways to start saving.
As the name suggests, this challenge lasts 52 weeks and consists of saving an amount of money that will increase every week. For example, the first week, $10; the second week, $20; and so on.
You'll see many similar challenges, each with variations in the time and total amount to be saved. You can adapt to the most aligned with your goals and even create your own time and money margins.
This Japanese method dates to the beginning of the 20th century. Its name, "kakebo", means "account book". It consists of keeping a written record of our income and fixed and variable expenses and organizing them into categories.
This method involves becoming aware of how we spend our money. We must analyze and allocate spending and savings budgets more responsibly.
This rule has become popular because of its effectiveness. Basically, it consists of assigning a certain percentage of your income to different categories:
Like the 52-week challenge, this rule is a guideline that you can adjust to your needs.
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