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HOW TO SAVE AND BUDGET AMIDST NIGERIA’S TIGHT ECONOMY

Nigeria’s economic landscape has been challenging, with the rising and falling of inflation, currency fluctuations, and uncertain financial markets. To navigate these difficulties, effective budgeting and proper savings plan is crucial.

Here is how to have an effective financial plan amidst the tight economy;

  • 1. Create a budget plan which includes; savings target, household expenses, essential expenses like rent, etc
  • 2. Save at least 30% of your monthly income.
  • 3. Prioritize needs over wants.
  • 4. Cut unnecessary expenses and reduce luxury spending.
  • 5. Never spend an unplanned funds except urgent like health.
  • 6. Buy in bulk.
  • 7. Apply cost saving measures like using public transport instead of uber.
  • 8. Save 10% of your income as emergency funds.
  • 9. Make use of dollar denominated savings.
  • 10. Ensure to have multiple streams of income like: freelancing.

By implementing these strategies and staying informed, you can navigate financial challenges and achieve stability.

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