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    How to apply 80/20 rule for financial freedom?

    InvestPolicyBy InvestPolicyFebruary 3, 2020Updated:November 26, 2021No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Financial freedom means having enough money to live life on your own terms and fulfill your dreams and passions. This means that you have so much money that you can take retirement whenever you want and also worry about your daily expenses. Generally, everyone wants financial freedom, but very few work hard for it. If you truly want to achieve financial freedom, then you should strive for it. The 80/20 rule is very useful in this situation. The 80/20 rule is actually very simple and can improve finances. You just have to try. So through this article we are going to tell you how to apply 80/20 rules for financial freedom.

    80/20 Rule

    The 80/20 rule is a decision-making rule. Accordingly, 20% of your financial decisions give 80% financial results. For example, if you need a car a lot, then you have to give time to choose the right car and compare the different cars and choose the best car for you. You have to decide to take a car loan instead of spending your entire savings to buy a car and take a loan from the bank that is offering the car loan at the lowest interest rate. Under this, deliberate decision helps you achieve financial freedom.

    80/20 budget

    According to the 80/20 budget rule, you should ensure to allocate 20% of your income for savings and the remaining 80% for various expenses. If you adopt the 80/20 budget rule, you do not need to track any of your expenses. It is very easy. In this, you have to save at least 20% of your income. You should always try to save more. You can also adopt the 70/30 and 60/40 rule. In this you have to save 30-40% of your salary.

    How the 80/20 Rule Helps You?

    The 80/20 rule states that 20% of your effort produces 80% of the result. This does not mean that you should compromise on work by working only once a week. This means that you should get more capital from your income. The 80/20 rule has nothing to do with time. Its purpose is to concentrate and use it where needed. For example, suppose you are in business. You have found in research that 20% of customers make 80% of profits. In this way it is normal to focus and be on these customers. Therefore you spend your time to develop strong relationships with customers and focus on it. You pay attention to these customers before other activities.

    How to become an 80/20 investor?

    • The first thing you should do is your homework. You have to invest in assets and accumulate money to secure your financial future and build a strong base. If you do not have much money for retirement, you should save more and after doing homework well choose the investment option that has the best return possible.
    • Do not invest in any situation unless you are confident of success. If you are not sure about the investment, then keep the money in the savings account.
    • A fundamental rule of achieving financial freedom is to never pay excessively for anything. This means that you get at least as much as you have spent or invested.
    • Learn the art of diversifying investments in the proper way. Also, if you have invested in equity mutual funds or stocks, keep checking about them from time to time. At the same time avoid more diversity, more diversity means that you do not have time to manage and review the investment.
    • Managing and reviewing an investment means knowing and familiarizing yourself with the profit and loss it generates. When you are aware of investment instruments, you become selective towards them and choose the option that can meet your goals.
    • The 80/20 investment strategy helps to overcome the obstacles in the midst of financial success. Through this you are able to put your resources in the right choice and get good returns. When it comes to choosing the right investment option, it helps you psychologically. It also protects you from financial fraud, as you are familiar with the investment option.

    Also, you should focus on your needs and not your desires. By doing this you can master the 80/20 rule and achieve financial independence.

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