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Income - Expenses = Savings ❌ Income - Savings = Expenses ✅ A small shift but makes a huge difference.

I am 28 years old and have 32L in savings. 1L monthly expenses 3.2L monthly income through jobs other passive income sources. If I start saving 2L per month in the next 12 years 2.88 Cr. Let’s consider with job switches and increments this amount re

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🟢The 50/30/20 Rule🟢 📈This is Exactly how successful people BUDGET their MONEY 💸 🔵 50% - NEEDS 🟢 30% - WANTS 🔵 20%.- SAVINGS/ INVESTMENTS

2. What percentage of your income do you save monthly?

A platform where any person can share his salary and if he shares his monthly expenses, then the system will prepare his monthly saving and investing budget for him by the use of data analyst and ai

hii guys, iam here to announce a startup idea which is useful for all it is mainly like transferring of money and it is mainly have a separate folders to your money (folders for money) for ex:- if your father send a 10000 rs for your monthly expenses

Take yourself through a financial audit this month, you're only going to improve if you stop hiding from your finances This includes a bare minimum review of your: - Income - Expenses - Savings - Debt - Credit Assess where you're in the red, and w

I started my accounting firm one year ago, I am not an CA but MBA with good experience in accounting but still struggling to get clients even struggling to pay rent and expenses, anyone who already faced the same situation or knows how to handle this

Let’s simplify a great budgeting method: The 50/30/20 Rule. It’s a no-fuss way to handle your income wisely: 50% for Essentials: Spend half your income on necessary expenses like housing, food, and transport—things you can’t skip. 30% for Enjoyment