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Maximilian112
4 months ago

There is always much too much month left when the account balance goes against zero…

Come on.

upbrunce
4 months ago

Because your expenses are too high in relation to income.

lg up

Kiwi5ccc
4 months ago

Most likely you spend too much money.

Wiesel
4 months ago

There are apps for financial planning. for example financial guru.

Then it’s about your account staying permanently in the plus. For you have to have twice as much money as you had negative income in the month of the conquest. These should be compensated immediately or piece by piece.

You can also do this on a paper:

1. All income:

1.1 Job by Olivia

1.2 Child benefit for Patrick & Jonas

1.3 Subsequent payments of advances

SUMME (E)_________________

Two. Fixed costs:

2.1 Rent + NK

2.2 Current

2.3 Insurance

2.4 Repayments

2.5 Security account (unexpected repairs, WaMa for example)

2.6 Membership contributions

Total (F)_________

3. Variable costs

3.1 Hairdresser

3.2 Wellness

3.3 Food

3.4 unnecessary foods (sweet products, for example)

3.5 drinks

3.6 Clothing

3.7 Give Aways for the Kids

Sum (vK)______________

Sum (E) – (sum (F) + sum (vK)) = the result must be positive!

rallerapper799
4 months ago

Check where your expenses really flow.

jgobond
4 months ago

You put too little.

DerAllmeister
4 months ago

Perhaps more expenditure than revenue.

Wiesel
4 months ago
Reply to  DerAllmeister

Maybe? Did you get clown noses again this morning?

DerAllmeister
4 months ago
Reply to  Wiesel

That too. However, I thought the assumption – as a layman – was obvious.

mucki007xyz425
4 months ago

because you have a dispo.