Financial guide for young adults: Becoming wise with finance

in hive-175254 •  4 years ago 

Young adults who begin to make money at an early age usually find it difficult to manage the money they have since most of them lack the required guide to manage the money and for others, once the cash is available they feel very independent and they just want to move out of parents or guardian’s home to enjoy life with friends.

The bad side of the decision made at this young age is often only reflected when these teenagers become adult, I consider it necessary for parents to always give their young adults financial education but in a case where the parents do not give the kids the necessary financial education, the kid needs to get it by himself or herself.


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As a young adult, the moment you begin to make some cool cash as income is when you need to become more careful and first of all, open a bank account where you can make deposits of the money earned, then proceed to ask for a favourable savings account where automatically a certain percent of your income will go to, it becomes the duty of the bank to automatically take out the agreed percentage of your income at the end of the month, the remaining amount left in your account is what you can use for other expenses.

As a young adult, it is tempting to find so many things to buy and so many fun- filled activities to engage in constantly, you have to consider the long run effect of spending everything you have so you need to set a realistic budget that you can conveniently stick to without putting yourself to live an extremely poor life when you can live a moderate one.


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Every young adult has to understand the 50/30/20 percent rule to handle their finance adequately, out of every money gotten 50% of your income should go into getting the things you need, those basic necessities that are needed to survive just like your house rent, food items and every other requirement needed to survive, 30 percent should go to wants and those are things you can live without even if you do not get them immediately, the other 20% should go to savings.

These principles might be difficult for a young adult to comply with and friends may even think it is wrong not to enjoy life as a young adult but the decision to be reasonable with money pays off at the long run.

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Hello friend, certainly what we do today will impact on tomorrow, many or almost all young people do not care about a future just want to live now, but I also believe that we must educate the new generation in everything that has to do with financial education.

Hola seems to me a good guide for young adults and also for Padrés, so that they can guide them as best as possible, financial education as you mention is fundamental for the young person to take safe steps in this new stage of their life.

See you later, have a great week