how do u spend ur salary???
By shrimp_boi
@shrimp_boi (61)
Philippines
5 responses
@ramya88 (170)
• India
22 Jul 07
I have not started to earn yet.It will be taking another year's of study to start earning.Right now I am earning around 50-60$ a month from the internet.Am spending it for my own personal use as I have no commitments as of now.I do not have the habit of saving because I never think of the future which keeps me happy all the time.Cheers....
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@shrimp_boi (61)
• Philippines
22 Jul 07
u have a good idea of saving. go on with that. i will also try to do that.
@bluishrose (2289)
• Philippines
22 Jul 07
I received my salary every week, from it i save halk of it the other half will be divided for my allowance and the other for family or necessities.
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@danishcanadian (28953)
• Canada
22 Jul 07
I divide my salary between rent and household expenses, and spending money for me. I spend my spending money relaxing, drinking coffee in the local cafes, travelling, etc...whatever I can afford at the time.
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@shrimp_boi (61)
• Philippines
22 Jul 07
i must say u spent ur money in a balance way. needs and wants. but i dont know about savings. thanks for sharing.
@williamjisir (22819)
• China
10 Aug 07
I just keep some for my own expense. The rest will go to the family expense. Still I have to save a lot for future investment.
@cyberopjames (483)
• United States
22 Jul 07
Well, part of it gose to house payment, anoter part gose to the power company, some of it gose to the gas company. Some go to pay for my vacation home in Orlando. Oh what nothing left for me after. LOL. Well, I do have other income that I got both of my flat HDTVs with.
@cyberopjames (483)
• United States
23 Jul 07
Well, just remember if you dont spend wise then you will have nothing. Turn off lights not being used. When you are not using your computer turn off the screen. Disable your screen saver. The newer screens dont need them. If you let your screen saver run on a 15.1 inch screen, you use about $10 per month in power. That is $120 per year that can be used for something else.
