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2020 has been quite a difficult year for most, if not all of us. I'm so thankful it's ending soon! What are some 2020 resolutions that you haven't achieved yet, but can still try to reach before the year is over?
LifestyleTell us about your lifestyle and help others learn from it. Ask questions about different lifestyles, eating out, hosting friends at home, organising parties, gardening, baking and anything else you think is relevant.
Tell us about your lifestyle and help others learn from it. Ask questions about different lifestyles, eating out, hosting friends at home, organising parties, gardening, baking and anything else you think is relevant.
Hi Chloe, @Stefanni Brasil10 shared her story with us on how she's been saving 70% of her income. Have a read here: https://www.koody.co/blog/how-i-went-from-0-in-savings-to-saving-70-of-my-income21
Yes it's possible - I save anywhere between 40-60% of my monthly income (including pension) depending on what I have going on that month.
Obviously, this depends to some extent on:
a) the amount you earn, the higher you earn, the easier it is to save a big % (as long as you manage to keep expenses constant as your income rises)
b) your semi-fixed expenses. For example, if you live in London or a big city, your rent or mortgage payments may make up a big % of your income which may mean it's difficult to save up to... (More)
More is always better :). But to be honest I have disconnected happiness from money directly. Instead I ask what makes me happy and how does money enable that
