What percentage of income should go to savings?
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As a student in newyork, saving plays a huge part in order to cutoff for the things that I personally like to buy. Knowing the fact that there is a family who is supporting me, but still as a university student there is a planning that we need to do as well.
I can explain the expenses and wants and savings in percentage below:
50 % is the Needs _ food, transportation, study supplies, minimal rent
30 % are my wants like Guitar strings, Sneakers, new jacket, New books etc so these are the things that are depreciable overtime and requires investment.
remaining 10 – 20 % are the expenses for the savings that are a must.
In New York, with its high cost of living, financial experts generally recommend saving at least 20% of your income. However, this can be tough given rent, transportation, and daily expenses, so starting with a smaller amount and gradually increasing it as your situation improves is a smart approach. Prioritize building an emergency fund before locking into long-term savings goals.
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