
I don’t have a specific approach to budgeting. After decades of managing a household, I have begun to understand how to determine priorities. The arrangements I make are as follows:
- Set aside sufficient funds for basic necessities, electricity, etc.
- Provide funds for social, religious, and other donations. I don’t set the maximum or minimum for this purpose. I listen to my conscience when spending money on donations.
- I set aside most of my income for investments and to purchase valuable assets such as gold, real estate, land, and stocks. Over time, my budget for these investments has grown. My goal is to achieve financial freedom in my old age. I can also support my relatives and others.
What about you? Is that difficult to do budgeting?
In my opinion, budgeting is difficult if you are not disciplined. Discipline yourself so that budgeting becomes easy and achieves the desired target.
2 responses to “BUDGETING NEEDS DISCIPLINE”
I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on budgeting and financial discipline. It’s inspiring to see how you’ve developed your approach over the years. Setting aside funds for necessities, donations, and investments is a wise strategy, and it’s clear that discipline plays a crucial role in achieving your financial goals.
I find budgeting to be a challenging task as well, but your perspective on discipline makes it feel more attainable. Thank you for your insights!
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