A budget is a plan for your money — there are many ways to do it, and the best one is the one you’ll actually stick with.A simple budget: 50% of income for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for saving or paying off debt.50/30/20 ruleEvery euro gets a job — income minus all planned spending and saving equals exactly zero.Zero-based budgetPut cash into labelled envelopes for each category — when an envelope is empty, stop spending.Envelope methodA cost that stays the same every month, like rent or a subscription.Fixed expenseA cost that changes month to month, like groceries, entertainment, or clothing.Variable expenseSave money BEFORE you spend on anything else — treat savings like a bill you must pay.Pay yourself firstSavings set aside for unexpected costs like a broken phone, medical bill, or job loss.Emergency fundIn the 50/30/20 rule, what does the 20% go to?WantsNeedsSavings or debtA zero-based budget means…you spend nothingevery euro is assigned a purposeyou only saveThe envelope method helps you…earn more moneystop spending when a category runs outavoid paying taxes‘Pay yourself first’ means…buy treats before billssave before spending on anything elselend money to yourself
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