The January squeeze: personal finance

Why the January squeeze comes and how to get organised: the 50/30/20 rule with sums, small daily expenses, compound interest, an emergency fund, traps and better habits, with a vote, a question and a one-week spending challenge.

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  1. The January squeeze
  2. Why the January squeeze exists
  3. The 50/30/20 rule
  4. Do it with your pay (example)
  5. The small daily expenses (ant expenses)
  6. Compound interest
  7. The emergency fund
  8. Traps that make the squeeze worse
  9. Challenge: my week of spending
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