The average salary for graduates in the UK is about £30,000, which means our budget's gotta be really specific. Having a plan as soon as you have some regular money coming in from a shiny new job is the BEST way to set yourself up in building solid money habits as you go on to get promoted, find new jobs and grow in your career. In this video I'll tell you how and why the 60/10/10/10/10 method is the perfect way to do that 😇
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27 ноя 2021
