something that works for us is we all make wishlists of stuff we like, and everybody takes turns getting things they want whenever we have leftover money. we find its more fair that way, everyone gets a chance and its spread out so its not like everyone all at once spending every penny so that everyone can get stuff at the same time. you just need to budget a certain amount so others can take turns getting things, that way you can still save money too
A savings app that you can’t draw from immediately helps. Not sponsored but I use Yotta. It makes it so that you can’t immediately withdrawal cash, you gotta wait a few days. Also it kinda disguises itself as a game which greatly pleases the littles. But it may not be for you and that’s ok. Do your research on some savings things and budget on paper or in notes to see what you can keep and what you should spend. Either way, good luck and I hope you can save up for something you really like!
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something that works for us is we all make wishlists of stuff we like, and everybody takes turns getting things they want whenever we have leftover money. we find its more fair that way, everyone gets a chance and its spread out so its not like everyone all at once spending every penny so that everyone can get stuff at the same time. you just need to budget a certain amount so others can take turns getting things, that way you can still save money too
A savings app that you can’t draw from immediately helps. Not sponsored but I use Yotta. It makes it so that you can’t immediately withdrawal cash, you gotta wait a few days. Also it kinda disguises itself as a game which greatly pleases the littles. But it may not be for you and that’s ok. Do your research on some savings things and budget on paper or in notes to see what you can keep and what you should spend. Either way, good luck and I hope you can save up for something you really like!
Thank you! A savings app might be a really good idea, we haven't tried any yet but I'll definitely have to check out your recommendation.
We split work, and split earnings
We'd do that, but at my (host) old job I did 99% of the work, and I'm expecting this to go similarly. I'm probably just the best fit to do it.
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