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Board Economics
Re: FINANCIAL TIPS
by
zenrol28
on 11/03/2018, 13:07:25 UTC
Its easy to say but it is hard to do.
In reality, 80% of the population knows about savings, about investment and about how to divide their money according to their needs but why there is always lack of financial stability?
Practically speaking, our monthly income specially in a developing country is not enough to sustain our daily needs. For example: in my country, the basic salary for a teacher is just $400 every month. I will divide my daily cost for a month.
1. $30 - electric bill
2. $20 - water bill
3. $200 - food
4. $40 - transportation
5. $50 - food supplements for my mother
6. $10 - rent of house
Equivalent to $350
That is the exact amount I paid every month and all of them are my family's daily expenses. Only $50 left in my salary not included my tax and insurance. See? How do I save if my monthly salary is just exact to provide my family needs?
Probably, we cannot make a savings if our salary is not enough to our needs. But still, I always save even 1 dollar only per month. That's my case, how about the people who are unemployed or does not have regular job?
P.S. all of the value I gave is converted in the currency of my country.
I think not all of these values are always the same every month right? Like utility bills. If you use less appliances you'll save some in your electric bill. Same with water. For transportation, can you bike-to-work? You'll save a lot with that I guarantee you.

Discipline and the will to have a better future is a must if you want to be successful in saving money.

Also try to make a sideline. Since you're a teacher, you can do tutorial services.