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I prefer a combination of both fixed and variable income. Fixed income provides stability and security, allowing me to cover essential expenses. Variable income, on the other hand, offers the potential for growth and excitement, allowing me to pursue my passions and goals.
Yes, I have a few unique strategies for staying disciplined with my budget. First, I use an app to track every expense, no matter how small. I also set aside a "fun fund" to satisfy spontaneous spending urges without guilt. Additionally, I regularly review my budget to make necessary adjustments...
Yes, I have a separate bank account specifically for my online earnings. It helps me keep my personal and professional finances separate, making it easier to track my income and expenses related to my online work.
Yes, I definitely save more by purchasing in bulk. Buying essentials like groceries, toiletries, and household items in bulk helps me reduce my overall cost per unit.
For me, not being paid on time is incredibly stressful and frustrating. It's like having a weight hanging over my head, constantly worrying about how I'll cover my bills and living expenses.
I had to be extremely frugal, prioritizing needs over wants. I created a strict budget, cut back on luxuries, and found ways to save on everyday expenses. I also took on side hustles to supplement my income. It wasn't easy, but I made it work.
No, I don't have any short-term loans. I've been fortunate enough to manage my finances without needing to borrow money for unexpected expenses or emergencies.
In Pakistan, the average cost of apartment rentals varies depending on the city and location. However, in major cities like Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, you can expect to pay between PKR 30,000 to PKR 100,000 (approximately $180 to $600 USD) per month for a one-bedroom apartment.
Buying a new car was the most expensive thing I achieved through saving little by little. I set a goal and consistently put aside a portion of my income each month. After two years, I had enough for a down payment and financed the rest.
No, I've never needed loans to be successful. I've worked hard to build my life and career, and I've been fortunate enough to achieve my goals without borrowing money.
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