The 70-20-10 budget rule is a method that divides your after-tax income into 3 categories: spending, savings, and investments.
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The 50/30/20 rule of thumb is a method of allocating your money based on three categories: needs, wants, and financial objectives. It's not a hard-and-fast rule, but rather a general guideline to help you create a budget that works for you. 50% to Needs - Needs are what you can’t live without, or at least very easily. 30%: Wants - Wants are all the things you spend money on that are not absolutely essential. 20%: Savings - Finally, try to allocate 20% of your net income to savings.
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The 70/20/10 Budgeting Guide shows you where to allocate your monthly expenses. 70% of your income should go towards your needs. Rent, Groceries, Utilities, and other things you can’t live without, belong in this category. 20% of your income should go towards your wants. Takeout, Restaurants, and Fun Activities go here. Figure out your priorities- If you’re trying to save up for a down payment, then maybe getting takeout twice a day isn’t in the budget for now. 10% of your income should go towards your savings. Emergency Funds, High-Yield Savings, and Investments go here. #budget #budgeting #finance #financetips #financialfreedom
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