Drop a little knowledge

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don't ask me

as soon as its there. its gone

Nigga I’m living fast and I’m prolly gonna die young

Save more than you spend?

I mean cmon man it’s not that hard it’s all about priorities

this

I don't

Because a big savings account is useless to a dead man

^^^

Following 50/30/20 rule with an actual spreadsheet for the past few years. My savings has gone up.

Was at 25% annual savings in 2018, 35% annual savings in 2019, and right now I'm at 40% annual savings for 2020.

Only spend money on food and rent

think about how much you spend on rent, utilities, food, etc in a month and put it in a spreadsheet. use it as a template and after factoring in your income on a copy, if u have any leftover then it's up to you what to do with it (spend, save, invest, etc.)

I'd say start with your necessities and the questions that come with it.

Food

Job

Transportation

Selfcare

If you can’t buy what you want 10 times you shouldn’t f***ing buy it

nonsense

That’s that stingy mindset

Same lmaooo I f***ing suck at saving money

Spreadsheet, any excess I'll add to savings pot

100$/mo for transit pass (sold my car), 100$/mo for my cellphone plan, 150$/mo on kush, about 100$/mo on sips

I just keep it real with myself and budget according to what I know I'll spend money on. Just look into your transactions from the last month and you'll notice a pattern in your spendings

You pay 100$ a month for your phone plan?

Percentages man , divide your s*** up and don’t go past that

Live within my means and save like hell

I've been using Mint for like 10 years.

you dont buy clothes, d****, alcohol?

it's really 75$ + 25$ towards the phone itself but yea man