Budgeting
You have $100. What could you do with it?
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Creating a livable budget can seem overwhelming but when you break it down into smaller portions it can become more manageable. A good rule of thumb is the 50/30/20 method which helps to define how your overall budget should be apportioned: 50% needs - 30% wants - 20% savings.