Do you want to earn money from home?
I’m pretty sure the answer is yes.
The thing is, for many people, their full-time job (or jobs, with this current market we have) usually acts as their only source of income. In fact, for years, my parents only relied on the income from their day jobs to afford our family’s bills and daily needs. Fortunately, they realized that doing that would mean they’d have to continue working until they get old enough to retire.
Many people struggle with budgeting.
And I have to agree– budgeting isn’t easy. First of all, it takes some time to properly allocate your money. How much is going to your food expenses? How about your transportation costs? You have to factor in all that before you can create a wise budget. On top of that, budgeting is actually just planning, so you need to be disciplined enough to actually follow through with that plan.
If you’re struggling with your budgeting, then great, you’re on the right post. Here’s one method that might work for you: the envelope method.
Have you ever made a budget before?
No?
But have you ever tried allocating your allowance or salary for many different things, and then try your hardest to stay within those boundaries that you set?
If yes, then congratulations, you’ve experienced budgeting before.
The thing is, just budgeting simply isn’t enough. Especially if you’re still just a student, or if you’re an adult but you’re living paycheck-to-paycheck, simple budgeting just won’t cut it if you want to live a life free from most everyday financial woes.
What you need is wise budgeting.
Hello!
Welcome to my personal finance blog. I’m Ai, a freelance writer, blogger, small business owner, stock investor, and full-time fur momma to two darling puppies.
Most importantly, I am a personal finance enthusiast.
