How to Survive on a Limited Budget: Financial Management Tips for Young Men on their Own

By Dueep Jyot Singh

Table of Contents

Introduction
Learning How to Make a Budget
Forget about Your Credit Cards
Spend Spend Spend...
Note Down The Fixed Expenses
Learning how to Buy Ingredients
Buying at Warehouses
Go Shopping In Chinatown!
Chicken Broth Recipe
Tips for Your Shopping List
Choosing The Best Fruit And Vegetables
Conclusion
Author Bio
Publisher

Introduction

A friend of mine, whose young son was just ready to leave the nest, and strike out on his own, in another city, because he had got the job of his dreams there, was really worried. “How is he going to survive on his own, at least, when he was with us, we took care of all the financial matters.” And then she added something, which her young son would find thoroughly objectionable, being a responsible young man in his own eyes. “He is such a child, if his mother and father are not there, who is going to take care of him?”

Naturally you, you proud young man, striking out on your own would definitely be very indignant at the idea of such mollycoddling, especially when you consider yourself an adult. You can vote, you can drive, your father trusts you to make responsible decisions, but he still does not trust you enough to think you capable of handling your own money?

This book is for all those young men [and even women leaving their house for the first time and fending for themselves.] Nevertheless, even though these steps are common sense and general based on experience of elders with children, the budgetary needs of a woman are thoroughly different from those of a man. And that is why, this book is more man based, even though general tips on shopping, and how to make a budget are universal and are useful for people of both genders, notwithstanding whether they are 19 or 60.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mendon Cottage Books
• Release date: Feb 12, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370884933

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How to Survive on a Limited Budget

Financial Management Tips for Young Men on their Own

Dueep Jyot Singh

Financial Learning Series

Mendon Cottage Books

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Learning How to Make a Budget

Forget about Your Credit Cards

Spend Spend Spend…

Note Down The Fixed Expenses

Learning how to Buy Ingredients

Buying at Warehouses

Go Shopping In Chinatown!

Chicken Broth Recipe

Tips for Your Shopping List

Choosing The Best Fruit And Vegetables

Conclusion

Author Bio

Publisher

Introduction

A friend of mine, whose young son was just ready to leave the nest, and strike out on his own, in another city, because he had got the job of his dreams there, was really worried. How is he going to survive on his own, at least, when he was with us, we took care of all the financial matters. And then she added something, which her young son would find thoroughly objectionable, being a responsible young man in his own eyes. He is such a child, if his mother and father are not there, who is going to take care of him?

Naturally you, you proud young man, striking out on your own would definitely be very indignant at the idea of such mollycoddling, especially when you consider yourself an adult. You can vote, you can drive, your father trusts you to make responsible decisions, but he still does not trust you enough to think you capable of handling your own money?

This book is for all those young men [and even women leaving their house for the first time and fending for themselves.] Nevertheless even though these steps are common sense and general based on experience of elders with children, the budgetary needs of a woman are thoroughly different from those of a man. And that is why, this book is more man based, even though general tips on shopping, and how to make a budget are universal and are useful for people of both genders, notwithstanding whether they are 19 or 60.

When we were young, we learned the value of money, because we used to get about $0.50 per week, as pocket money. The idea of earning your own money for working for others, was not in our particular culture, even though in the 50s and 60s, especially in America, young lads knew how to take on extra jobs for which they would be paid. In other parts of the world, payment for doing jobs which were part of a