Thank you for sharing. I like the money date concept; however, I do follow the 50/30/20 method, which I manage in the Google sheet that I shared with my close one.
I like this. I also have been using the 50/30/20 approach for a few years now and I really value it. It definitely helps me track where exactly my money is going way better than any other method I know.
This is a great idea. You're basically pairing the money chores up with the aesthetics and activities of joy to reframe the money conversation in your head.
I'm a personal finance nerd (love listening to podcasts like Afford Anything), but still can find myself avoiding opening the banking app. I may try this approach soon :)
A good approach to managing money. I also find the statistics the apps provide annoying. I don't use money-saving pots because they typically have either low or no interest. Instead, I use a spreadsheet to organise savings.
I like this hands on approach and yes using a spreadsheet is a great idea.
Thank you for sharing. I like the money date concept; however, I do follow the 50/30/20 method, which I manage in the Google sheet that I shared with my close one.
Love this and thank you for sharing your thoughts.
This is a great idea! One I will implement as soon as I get out of debt:(
I like this. I also have been using the 50/30/20 approach for a few years now and I really value it. It definitely helps me track where exactly my money is going way better than any other method I know.
Its a good system, its working for me at the moment but I do adjust it if I need to
Time for me to go on a money date methinks.
Give it a go
This is a great idea. You're basically pairing the money chores up with the aesthetics and activities of joy to reframe the money conversation in your head.
I'm a personal finance nerd (love listening to podcasts like Afford Anything), but still can find myself avoiding opening the banking app. I may try this approach soon :)
This is it, give it a go and see how you get on and if you enjoy the process!
An interesting perspective that can change many minds!
Thank you!
A good approach to managing money. I also find the statistics the apps provide annoying. I don't use money-saving pots because they typically have either low or no interest. Instead, I use a spreadsheet to organise savings.