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Every time the salary goes out, why is it never enough?

Every time the salary goes out, why is it never enough?

I want to save money, but it ends up with little expenses.

The answer is "Making statements and planning spending."

📌 budget technique (Budgeting)

The simple core, "Revenue - expenditure = collection."

But if you really want it to work, you have to divide it clearly.

With a recommended formula

✅ 50% required expenses (food, travel, house / rent)

✅ 30% personal happiness (eating away, shopping, hobbies)

✅ 20% savings + investment

Or maybe use complementary techniques.

✅ Use the spending app.

✅ Separate Money Account (Use Account, Storage Account, Investment Account)

📌 the spending plan technique.

🔑 The trick is, "Define before you pay, not pay and then leave."

What should I do?

1. Start from "routine expenses" (house, water, fire, debt)

2. Auto savings (deducted immediately after salary entry)

3. Plan expenditure according to the "target," e.g.

- Save money, travel.

- Keep down the house.

- Emergency payment.

All in all...

How much salary can be handled.

If you make a budget and plan your spending systematically,

Start today, and you'll know...

Money is in our hands, not us being dragged.

# Not planned until # plannotpoor

2025/9/24 Edited to

... Read moreถ้าคุณรู้สึกว่า “เงินเดือนออก” ทีไร ผ่านไปไม่กี่วันก็เริ่ม “เงินไม่พอใช้” บอกเลยว่าไม่ได้แปลว่าคุณหาเงินไม่เก่งเสมอไป ส่วนใหญ่เกิดจาก “เงินรั่ว” แบบไม่รู้ตัว เช่น ค่ากาแฟรายวัน ค่าจัดส่ง ค่ากดแอปสั่งอาหาร หรือโปรช้อปปิ้งเล็กๆ น้อยๆ ที่รวมกันแล้วกลายเป็นก้อนใหญ่ สิ่งที่ช่วยเราได้มากคือทำให้เงิน “มีที่ไป” ตั้งแต่วินาทีที่เงินเดือนเข้า (กำหนดก่อนจ่าย) ไม่ใช่รอให้เหลือแล้วค่อยเก็บ ลองทำตามนี้แบบง่ายๆ 1) เช็กก่อนว่าเงินหายไปไหน (ทำครั้งเดียวแต่คุ้ม) ให้ย้อนดูรายการใช้จ่าย 1 เดือนจากแอปธนาคาร/บัตร/วอลเล็ต แล้วแบ่งเป็น 3 หมวด: จำเป็น, ความสุข, และภาระหนี้/ผ่อน จะเห็นเลยว่าอะไรคือ “ตัวดูดเงิน” ของเราเอง บางคนไม่ได้แพ้ค่าอาหาร แต่อาจแพ้ค่าขนส่ง+ทิป+ค่าส่งรวมกัน 2) ตั้ง “งบรายสัปดาห์” กันหลุดง่ายๆ แม้จะแบ่ง 50/30/20 แล้ว แต่การคุมทั้งเดือนทีเดียวหลุดง่าย เราเลยแตกงบ “ความสุข 30%” ออกเป็นรายสัปดาห์ เช่น เดือนนี้ตั้งงบกินเที่ยว 3,000 บาท ก็ใช้ได้สัปดาห์ละ 750 บาท ถ้าสัปดาห์ไหนใช้เกิน สัปดาห์ถัดไปต้องลด แบบนี้รู้สึกคุมได้จริง 3) แยกบัญชีให้ชัด + กันออมอัตโนมัติ ทริคนี้เวิร์กสุด: มีบัญชีใช้จ่ายประจำ 1 บัญชี, บัญชีเก็บ 1 บัญชี, และถ้าลงทุนก็แยกอีก 1 บัญชี แล้วตั้งโอนอัตโนมัติ “ทันทีหลังเงินเดือนออก” แม้เริ่มแค่ 5–10% ก็ยังดี เพราะทำให้การออมเกิดขึ้นก่อนการใช้ 4) วิธีแก้เวลาฉุกเฉินที่เงินไม่พอใช้ ทำไงดี? - หยุดรั่ว 7 วัน: งดซื้อจุกจิกทุกอย่าง (กาแฟ/ชานม/ของส่งถึงบ้าน) เพื่อดึงงบกลับมาเร็วๆ - คุยกับภาระหนี้: ถ้ามีหนี้ผ่อน ลองติดต่อขอปรับวันตัด/ปรับยอดขั้นต่ำ เพื่อให้กระแสเงินสดไม่ตึง - ทำ “กองฉุกเฉินขั้นต่ำ” ก่อน: ตั้งเป้า 1,000–5,000 บาทแรกให้ได้ แล้วค่อยขยับไป 1–3 เดือนของค่าใช้จ่ายจำเป็น สุดท้ายจำไว้ว่าการทำงบไม่ใช่การตัดความสุขทิ้ง แต่เป็นการจัดสรรให้เรามีทั้งใช้ มีทั้งเก็บ และไม่ต้องเครียดทุกครั้งที่เงินเดือนออก ลองเริ่มจากจดรายจ่าย + แยกบัญชี + กันออมอัตโนมัติ แค่ 3 อย่างนี้ก็เห็นความต่างได้ภายใน 1–2 เดือน

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