Episode 5
Budgeting Backwards | Series 9.5
"Paying yourself first" - look it up!
- The best way to avoid saving is to only save what is left at the end of the month. This way, you have a great chance of spending all of your income, leaving absolutely nothing left to save towards yourself. (01:13)
- If you are really committed to not being a millionaire, then you would take it a step even further and spend even more than you make every month, accumulating credit card debt and severely hampering your overall wealth ability. (01:26)
- Saving $500 a month for 30 years at 10% comes out to over $1.1 million. Someone who saves just $300 a month because they are spending first and saving last, would come out at over $450,000 less over those same 30 years and 10% rate. (01:50)
Quote for the episode: "Saving part of your income is one of the main drivers in building wealth." (01:02)
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Transcript
Welcome to the Enjoy More 30s Family Finance
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Joseph Okaly:Hello and welcome once again to the Enjoy More 30s
Joseph Okaly:Family Finance podcast. For all those people out there trying to
Joseph Okaly:avoid being financially secure, we have our series for you 10
Joseph Okaly:Ways To NOT Be a Millionaire. Now if you actually do want to
Joseph Okaly:be a millionaire not to worry, this series isn't just for those
Joseph Okaly:people who are looking for some form of financial ruin. If you
Joseph Okaly:avoid doing these 10 things then you could be well on your way to
Joseph Okaly:millionaire-hood as well. Each week I'll share a quick step in
Joseph Okaly:this how to not be a millionaire process so you know what to do
Joseph Okaly:or hopefully what to avoid. As always, before I begin, please
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Joseph Okaly:help as many young families out there just like you.
Joseph Okaly:Today's great tip on how to not be a millionaire is Budgeting
Joseph Okaly:Backwards. Saving part of your income is one of the main
Joseph Okaly:drivers in building wealth. So if you want to avoid being a
Joseph Okaly:millionaire, it therefore must be something you want to avoid
Joseph Okaly:as well. The best way to avoid saving is to only save what is
Joseph Okaly:left at the end of the month. This way, you have a great
Joseph Okaly:chance of spending all of your income, leaving absolutely
Joseph Okaly:nothing left to save towards yourself. If you are really
Joseph Okaly:committed to not being a millionaire, then you would take
Joseph Okaly:it a step even further and spend even more than you make every
Joseph Okaly:month, accumulating credit card debt and severely hampering your
Joseph Okaly:overall wealth ability. For those who are actually trying to
Joseph Okaly:build wealth then you should make saving a priority. If you
Joseph Okaly:first budgeted amount to save towards yourself before you
Joseph Okaly:spend, then you are exceedingly more likely to save. Saving $500
Joseph Okaly:a month for 30 years at 10% comes out to over $1.1 million.
Joseph Okaly:Someone who saves just $300 a month because they are spending
Joseph Okaly:first and saving last, would come out at over $450,000 less
Joseph Okaly:over those same 30 years and 10% rate. Overall I think it is more
Joseph Okaly:than clear budgeting backwards is a fantastic way to not be a millionaire.
Joseph Okaly:Thanks for tuning in today and join us for next week's episode
Joseph Okaly:on how to not be a millionaire Pretending You Can't Die. As
Joseph Okaly:always, please remember to review and share for others. And
Joseph Okaly:if you need any help, don't hesitate in reaching out. I
Joseph Okaly:probably have helped someone just like you until next week.
Joseph Okaly:Thanks for joining me today and I look forward to connecting
Joseph Okaly:with you again soon.
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