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E. Making your money grow.

Budgeting can make it seem like you have more money sometimes because you probably aren’t spending it on as many things that you don’t need, but it doesn’t actually grow your finances.
Budgeting is setting out certain amounts of money for different parts of your life. For example, you get to spend $200 on food each month, and $50 on things you want, etc.

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