1. Start Budgeting Early
We know, it’s not what you want to hear but what you have to hear. Budgeting will save you from sticky situations, you have to admit! The trick is getting used to it, cutting expenses wherever necessary. By the time you’re ready to settle down for retirement, it’ll become second nature.
The best part about it is that technology has made budgeting very easy. You can track online transactions, use websites or apps to make sure you’re not overspending. You could even make your own spreadsheet to keep tabs on your expenses.
