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The 50-30-20 principle of financial planning
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Having an organized flow of expenses is essential when you have a steady income.
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The cost of essentials is rapidly increasing in the world today.
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What can you do to make sure you have surplus cash left over to spend on wants and save?
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Kaustabh Belapurkar joined us to answer this question.
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He suggested the 50-30-20 rule of financial planning as a key rule to consider for budgeting expenses.
50-30-20
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As per rule, one must spend 50% of their earnings on necessities or requirements.
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Requirements Like:
โ Home Rent
โ Groceries
โ Children School Fees
โ Insurance Premiums or EMI Payment
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For desires, you must set aside 30% of your earnings.
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Desires Like:
โ Going to Restaurants with Family
โ Going For Trip with Family
โ Want to Buy New Phone
โ Want to buy New Car
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And finally, you have to Invest 20% of your earnings.
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Investment Like:
1. Buy Property
2. Invest in Stock Market
3. Mutual Funds
4. Insurance Plans
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You'll find it simple to make and commit to a monthly budget if you follow this rule.
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