[Show all top banners]

rajmani
Replies to this thread:

More by rajmani
What people are reading
Subscribers
:: Subscribe
Back to: Kurakani General Refresh page to view new replies
 saving garna kati garo ho?
[VIEWED 10750 TIMES]
SAVE! for ease of future access.
Posted on 12-31-17 10:51 PM     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

Average monthly kati saving hunchha ho? White-collar kaam garda ni saving hunai garo? Sathi ahru ko ni yehi halat ho ki mero matra ho???
 
Posted on 12-31-17 11:02 PM     [Snapshot: 15]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

Are you single or married?
 
Posted on 12-31-17 11:04 PM     [Snapshot: 25]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 
 
Posted on 12-31-17 11:05 PM     [Snapshot: 30]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 
 
Posted on 12-31-17 11:11 PM     [Snapshot: 45]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 
 
Posted on 01-01-18 3:19 PM     [Snapshot: 318]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

does your wife work? which state are you living?
 
Posted on 01-01-18 3:36 PM     [Snapshot: 325]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

Rajmani - the answer to your question is not straight forward as saving depends on so many variables. In general, simple the lifestyle more saving will be. Saving is also an art. It has to be practiced. A married man may have hard time saving because of family responsibilities. Wives usually are notorious on spending money. More children you have more expenses will be.

I recommend you start keeping track of your expenses on an excel spreadsheet. Calculate monthly expenses and your income. See where you can cut down your unnecessary expenses, for example, check your impulse buy and see if you can cut down on it. Also, start thinking about investing on bonds or stocks.

Saving is about financial planning. It takes time, planning, habit, and a strong will to save.
 
Posted on 01-01-18 4:14 PM     [Snapshot: 387]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

@cybro Nope she doesn't. I am in IA.
 
Posted on 01-02-18 2:19 PM     [Snapshot: 844]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

Impulse buying and eating outside are some of the things I think we should minimize in order to save.
 
Posted on 01-02-18 3:00 PM     [Snapshot: 902]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     1       ?     Liked by
 

It depends on how you manage. I do save about $2500 a month.
I have mortgage of $350,000. I do have two kids.
 
Posted on 01-02-18 3:20 PM     [Snapshot: 926]     Reply [Subscribe]
Login in to Rate this Post:     0       ?    
 

If you really want to save you can save on everything.

A penny saved is a penny earned.

Save on toilet paper, paper towel, water, electricity, food coupons. Stop using credit cards.
 


Please Log in! to be able to reply! If you don't have a login, please register here.

YOU CAN ALSO



IN ORDER TO POST!




Within last 7 days
Recommended Popular Threads Controvertial Threads
I hope all the fake Nepali refugee get deported
All the Qatar ailines from Nepal canceled to USA
MAGA मार्का कुरा पढेर दिमाग नखपाउनुस !
Travel Document for TPS (approved)
MAGA and all how do you feel about Trumps cabinet pick?
Those who are in TPS, what’s your backup plan?
NOTE: The opinions here represent the opinions of the individual posters, and not of Sajha.com. It is not possible for sajha.com to monitor all the postings, since sajha.com merely seeks to provide a cyber location for discussing ideas and concerns related to Nepal and the Nepalis. Please send an email to admin@sajha.com using a valid email address if you want any posting to be considered for deletion. Your request will be handled on a one to one basis. Sajha.com is a service please don't abuse it. - Thanks.

Sajha.com Privacy Policy

Like us in Facebook!

↑ Back to Top
free counters