Different Approaches to Budgeting #176

How to Money

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🗓️ 18 March 2020

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Maybe the reason you haven’t been able to stick with a budget is because you’re trying to use the wrong kind of budget! There are different approaches, apps, and methods out there, and finding the right one for you could be the difference between a failure to launch, and you becoming a budgeting pro. We’re here to remind you of the many benefits of having a budget- it’s not only about saving more money (but really, who needs more of a reason than that?!). We’ll share some universal tips that will help you get started as well as show how budgeting can look different based on your personality type.

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1:36.6	on the iHeart Radio Amp Apple Podcast or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome to How To Money,
1:43.2	I'm Joel. And I am Matt. And today we're discussing different approaches to budgeting.
1:51.0	Yeah, Joel, what's so great about this episode is that we're not only going to talk about why it's
2:11.0	so important for us to budget the many benefits and how we can achieve the different goals that we've
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