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A handwritten monthly budget on a spiral notebook, detailing bills, amounts, and due dates. It includes income calculations and a weekly breakdown of expenses like car insurance, mortgage, utilities, childcare, groceries, and gas, with weekly totals.
Monthly Budget To Help You Get Started
#moneysavingtips #moneymindset2023 #monthlyrecap #moneyideas
Amber  Loveless

Amber Loveless

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A flat lay image displaying a list titled "Ways To Save Money" with 16 tips, including buying in bulk and using coupons. The background features a white notebook, a pink planner, eyeglasses, and pens, with the Lemon8 logo and user handle at the bottom.
16 Ways To Save Money 💴 💰
1. Buy essentials in bulk 2. Use coupons when shopping 3. Cook meals at home 4. Cancel unused subscriptions 5. Buy generic brands 6. Buy second hand 7. Walk, ride bike or public transport 8. Automate your savings 9. Unplug electronics when not in use 10. Create and follow a budget 11. Ne
irianna

irianna

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A close-up of a lit table lamp and a red candle, with the overlay text 'My 2026 NO-BUY LIST (From a girl who LOVES to spend money)' and 'SWIPE' indicating more content.
A hand holding a light brown hobo-style handbag with a fluffy gray charm, against a window background. Overlay text reads 'No more purses. Bags. Wallets. Etc.' and explains using gift cards or selling old bags.
A white cup of coffee with foam on a matching saucer and a spoon, on a wooden table. Overlay text states 'No Starbucks No Dunkin Donuts No Dutch Bros' and explains avoiding overpriced 'fast' coffee.
THIS is How I’m Saving Money in 2026 💰💰💰
I’m going to start out by saying that I love shopping, I absolutely love spending money 💸 It doesn’t matter if it’s for clothes, food or hobbies. But as someone who wants to be a bit more precise and mindful of what she buys, this is my starting point! To be fair, I’ve saved a lot of money durin
Venus 🇹🇭

Venus 🇹🇭

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How I budget my paychecks
#biweeklybudget #biweeklypaychecks #lemon8challenge (part 2 is up more details )
Chrissy

Chrissy

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This image illustrates the 70/20/10 budget breakdown, showing 70% for needs (housing, food, transportation), 20% for wants (daily spending, shopping), and 10% for savings (savings fund, emergency fund) based on an $18/hour income.
This image shows step 1 of the budgeting tool, where the user enters an hourly wage of $18 for 40 hours/week, resulting in an automatically calculated monthly income of $2,331 and annual income of $27,970.
This image displays step 2, where the user selects the 70/20/10 budget split from a dropdown menu, with other options like 50/30/20, 80/10/10, and 90/5/5 also visible.
How to budget using the 70/20/10 rule 💸
Most budgets are too complicated to set up, but this one actually makes sense when you're trying to save more each month. The template does all the percentage calculations automatically - you just enter your income, choose pre-tax or tax, and it tells you exactly how much to spend in each ca
Kevin’s Templates

Kevin’s Templates

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A notebook page titled 'Budget with me' showing September bills totaling $2274 and September expenses totaling $700, with a grand total of $2974. The image includes a text overlay 'Write out your monthly bills and expenses'.
A notebook page titled 'SET UP PAY BY PAY PERIOD' with 'Pay Period Aug 29th - Sep 4th' written. A text overlay explains the bi-weekly budgeting approach: 'I get paid bi-weekly so I start with pay day and end the day before pay day'.
A notebook page titled 'Write it all out' detailing a budget for the pay period Aug 29th - Sep 4th. It lists $1000 for rent, $250 for food, $60 for gas, and $40 for diapers, totaling $1350. Sections for savings are also visible.
Budget with me -for payday-
i get paid bi-weekly and have high bills. I like to start the week of payday so I know exactly where my money is going before pay day. We are planning a trip to Disney, so this helps me have an idea how much I can put into the vacation fund. #budgets #budget money 💰 #biweeklybudget #mom #l
Mary 🫶🏽

Mary 🫶🏽

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Learn how to spend your money the smart way
So you've made your money, now learn how to spend it the smart way. Having a diversified investment portfolio exponentially increases your wealth and sets you up for a future of wealth when you use it as a retirement fund. There are a plethora of ways to invest your money that all work in diffe
Casey Wright

Casey Wright

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Budgeting🌸
Let’s all focus on saving #budgets #budget money 💰 #savingitfordearlife #moneyaesthetic #money💴
EmpowerHER

EmpowerHER

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A young woman in a pink athletic outfit takes a mirror selfie in a bedroom, with text overlay "how i budget my money as a 23 year old girl!!!". The image introduces the article's topic of personal budgeting.
A close-up selfie of a young woman's face, with blonde hair and light eyes. Text overlay states "i use the 50/30/20 rule", highlighting the specific budgeting method discussed in the article.
A person relaxes poolside, holding a green drink, with text overlay "50% needs 30% wants 20% goals". The image visually represents the breakdown of the budgeting rule, showing a leisure activity.
how i budget my money as a 23 year old girl!!!
As a 23 year old girl in graduate school, I am always making sure to budget my money well! I break it up into 50% needs, 30% wants, 20% goals. I spend 50% of my income on rent, utilities, food, and phone bills. I spend 30% on wants; clothes, entertainment, and dinners. I spend 20% on my goals; savi
annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

annie🎀⭐️👼🏼

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✨How To Budget On A Low Income
Budgeting on a low income? Don’t stress, here’s how to make every dollar count 💵👇🏽 1️⃣ Prioritize the Essentials: Start with what matters most: housing, food, transportation, and utilities. Keep the lights on and your stomach full before anything else. 2️⃣ Use the 80/20 Rule: If the 50/30/20
Olivia Matthie Finance

Olivia Matthie Finance

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How to budget for beginners
Hi everybody ! If you want to save money you have to be consistent and make sure you don’t take out of it for little things because at the end you going to need it , money saving is one of my main interests that I’ve had for a while now , and it’s truly helped my life so much . Making sure that I’m
🦋Keyonna🦋

🦋Keyonna🦋

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