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作者: 懷岱 日期: 2010.11.16  天氣:  心情:

How To Live on a Budget


They don’t call it minimum wage for nothing …


 


How’s a guy supposed to get ahead, breaking his back 24-7, when all it gets you is chicken scratch?


 


My friend, you need a budget.


 


Step 1: Add up income


Add up all your income.


 


Step 2: Divide by months it took to earn


Divide the total by the number of months it took you to earn it. The result is your monthly income.


 


Step 3: Add up monthly expenses


Add up your essential monthly expenses, like food, rent, transportation, and personal necessities.


 


Step 4: Add up nonessential spending


Next add up your nonessential monthly spending.


 


Step 5: Add up expenses


Now add up your expenses, and pray the total is lower than your monthly income. If your expenses exceed your income, you’ll need to cut back on nonessential items.


 


Step 6: Stick to numbers


Once your numbers are set, stick to them! Discipline is the key to living on a budget.


 


Try to set aside a small portion of your income on a regular basis—make sure to deposit it in a secure savings institution.


 


Step 7: Take public transportation or carpool


Take public transportation, or carpool with friends to save on gas. Walking is free, and it’s great exercise!


 


Step 8: Be frugal


Be frugal. Stop buying brand name clothes and fancy foods. Stop drinking lattes. Don’t order takeout.


 


Instead of buying napkins, wipe your mouth on your sleeve.


 


Step 9: Buy secondhand


Buy anything you can secondhand. Thrift stores often sell household goods and perfectly good used clothing.


 


According to the Department of Education, more than 80% of undergrads have at least one credit card, and nearly 50% have four or more

One more thing: It is really important to eat well in order to keep healthy and take care of yourself. I think peanut butter is not a good option. It would be better to monitor yourself in order to see what foods you are throwing away every month. You must stop buying the food you are used to throw away and you should eat the food before it is not edible anymore. As I know, most Americans throw away 25% of the food they buy, so it's a real waste of money. Try to buy less meat, chicken, and fish per week. Grains and vegetables are cheaper

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