
Actually, You (Might Not) Need a Budget
If you’re barely scraping by, then line-by-line budgeting could be important. But once someone reaches a certain lifestyle and comfort level, I’m not so sure budgeting provides the same benefits.
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If you’re barely scraping by, then line-by-line budgeting could be important. But once someone reaches a certain lifestyle and comfort level, I’m not so sure budgeting provides the same benefits.
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