Psychology
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37 minutes agoWhat's YOUR 'money type'? Scientists say there are 3 financial styles
Money behavior types influence financial habits, with three distinct styles: Financial Explorers, Habitual Savers, and The Disengaged.
Without the half-percent sales tax increase, which would generate an estimated $9 million per year for the city's general fund if voters approve it this November, Berkeley could face deeper cuts including shuttering a fire station, laying off police officers and reducing hours at city pools and recreation centers.
"Looking at each goal in isolation can lead to gaps in planning. For example, a couple might build two budgets that each seem manageable individually, but don't reflect what happens when both sets of costs hit at the same time."
Lenders use debt-to-income ratio to determine how much a potential borrower can afford to pay on a mortgage. This ratio includes most sources of debt and income, but it doesn't include everyday expenses like utilities or groceries. Generally, having a higher debt-to-income ratio makes it harder to secure financing to buy a house.
As a childfree person, there's a point when you can have too much wealth. I'm not trying to build generational wealth - in fact, I'd like to die with very little money. That means my career isn't driven by financial gain. I focus on purpose, not profit.