If you want to save 30% of your income, yank that off the top at the beginning. You've got that 70 % left over and then use that 70 % to pay all your bills. With technology, you can set it so that makes sense,. Like, what abot apon? Well, i need a thousand dollars a month, you know, right? So, so, are you, like, is that ok with you? If i say, i want to put set aside a thousand bucks and then spend the rest. Andgantn we gow yes. I lie. It's totally efficient. We've figured out, whichever one of us is earning more
#2: Once again, Paula and J. Money see things differently.
J. Money preaches budgeting, Paula practices the “anti-budget”.
J. Money examines every expense to find savings. A couple years ago he switched phone providers and saves $100 a month, $20 a month on insurance and $60 on cable.
Paula recommends saving at least 20 percent of your income first, then go wild with the rest; “Don’t feel guilty about spending money on Coke Zero or turtle food”
Who is right?
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