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____ [38]
3 years ago
12

When it comes to saving money, what is a good rule of thumb

Business
2 answers:
Mamont248 [21]3 years ago
7 0
Buy what u need when u need it not what u want when u want my dad always said

Dmitry [639]3 years ago
6 0

I've had a real hard time with trying to save money. I've always spent more than I had really.

Something I've always heard is to pay yourself X% of your paycheck. I've never really don't that because I've always used my money no matter what.

Now I'm in a crunch where I need to save up some money. Build up a savings so to speak but am having trouble doing that. I am bad about managing my money.

Any ideas that I should incorporate? I have always thought about opening a second bank account for savings so I don't have access but don't want to spread myself out too thin.Biggest tip for saving money: Stop spending.

Until you learn some self control, hints and tips and tricks won't work because you'll still know the money is there and you'll still have access to it Here's two steps:

<span>Figure out where you are spending money unneccesarily (bars, resturants, eating out for lunch, video games, toys, etc)Reduce that spending</span>

The best way to do step one is to use a service like mint, or to just keep all your reciepts and tally them up at the end of the month, I'd recommend the first.

Budgeting isn't neccesarily about saving the maximium amount of money possible, it's about managing your money and making an active longer term decision about where you want to spend it. You are currently making short term passive decisions. 

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<h3>Cost of Goods Manufactured Schedule</h3>

Work in process (1/1)                             $222,600

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Raw materials inventory (1/1)                 $ 47,300

Add: Raw materials purchases              168,000

Total raw materials available for use $215,300

Less: Raw materials inventory (12/31)     24,500

Direct materials used                          $190,800

Direct labor                                          $114,500

Manufacturing overhead:

Indirect labor                 19,600

Factory depreciation   37,900

Factory utilities             72,600

Total overhead                                       130,100

Total manufacturing cost                  $658,000

Total cost of work in process           $658,000

Less: Work in process (12/31)                85,600

Cost of goods manufactured            $572,400

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The Schedule of Cost of Goods Manufactured shows the costs of:

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