
Ready to take control of your finances? Here’s how to start budgeting
Learn how to start budgeting with these tips.
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About one-fifth of the world’s population is in the same purgatory-like state of lockdown, recent figures have reported. And while our collective mental health, along with the economy, are both approaching one of the most dramatic downturns in recent history, it feels like there could be some silver lining deep down in there… somewhere.
Here’s how to hack your financials by learning how to save money during a pandemic.
For many, this pandemic has put a pause on the kind of spending that eats up a larger-than-we-care-to-admit part of our income: eating out at restaurants, late nights out, and travel.
It’s enough to make quite a few Twitter users realize just how much money they're saving (Hint: it’s a lot.) and our social timelines are at an all time high when it comes to self-reflection meme content.
The first step on your journey of learning how to save money begins with the word some of us hate most— budget. We know, it’s savage and it might not feel like a day at the spa, but it’s important if you want to bank some cold, hard cash to make that spa day a reality (or save up to hit a goal!).
The first step is taking a deep dive into all of your essential bills and your spending habits. Here’s how you get started:
How many of you have stuck to your 2020 New Year’s resolution? *crickets*. Well, it’s been a dumpster fire of a year so it’s our honor to let you know that you still pass with flying colours. Congrats.
However, you can definitely make your newfound money saving skills stand the test of time by following a few tips:
Learn how to start budgeting with these tips.
How budgeting tools and saving features can enhance your financial journey 🚘
You know what sucks? When you really want to buy that new jacket but your bank balance tells you it’s a bad idea. You know what sucks even more? When rent is around the corner and you’re not sure if your bank balance is even going to cut it this time around. Wouldn’t it be nice if there was just like, infinite money in there? We’d have to rework the whole capitalist society thing and our big unfortunately misplaced sense of purpose, but it’d probably be great in the end. The point is, life is better when you’re not worried about your bank balance. But how do you get your sh*t together enough to literally not have to think about it? With Cleo. Here’s how to keep your bills in check and maybe even manage a treat-yourself budget too. Tips incoming.