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My 6-step Payday Routine. Full guide 👆 #shorts #payday #personalfinance – Transcript

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  • Nischa recommends calculating your financial baseline and keeping essential living costs under 60% of your take home pay.
  • Nischa advises paying off high interest debts above 7% and maxing out the match for your workplace pension.
  • Nischa suggests building an emergency fund of up to six months worth of essential living costs and starting to invest into tax-free accounts like an Isa.
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do these six things with your money as soon as you get paid coming from a qualified accountant and a former investment banker number one calculate your financial Baseline this means everything that you spend on your essential living costs rent Transportation groceries bills keep this number under 60% of your take home pay second have one month's worth of those living costs saved in an easy to access savings account boiler stops working car breaks down you have it covered you can't put a price on peace of mind third

a focus on paying off high interest debts every everything above 7% after that max out the match for your workplace pension this is free money that you can't backtrack you either use it this year or you lose it step five build out your emergency fund up to 6 months worth of your essential living costs step six start investing into taxfree accounts like an Isa I'm Nisha try it out and follow me for more

Frequently asked questions

Essential living costs should be kept under 60% of your take home pay.

You should focus on paying off high interest debts that are above 7%.

Your emergency fund should be built up to 6 months worth of your essential living costs.