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My cousin just got a great job & salary. She’s in $40,000 debt, though. She’s going to be making more than enough money to pay this off in the next couple of years. However, she is very impulsive and tends to spend a lot of money. I want to get her some good books for her b-day that will ensure a more secure future; any suggestions for books –

or suggestions in general? Like what percentage of income goes towards living, food, transportation, savings, etc. Thanks!

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So I will be living at a house with a few other students for the year. Commuting isn’t an option =( and housing isn’t given to seniors

Anyhow I have begun budgeting everything. I’ve made a list of known expenses (rent, permit, etc.)

However I am having a hard time decided how much to budget for…groceries. I have lived on campus with a meal plan. I would appreciate some input!

Any other tips will be greatly appreciated! Thanks =)

Not interested in investing in stocks – just saving, budgeting, living modestly. Also advice on impulsive spending and paying off debts. Thanks!