What is the 50/30/20 rule?
50% savings 30%wants 20% needs
50% wants. 30% needs. 20% savings
50% needs. 30% wants. 20% savings
50%savings 30%needs 20% wants
What are examples of needs?
rent, travel, groceries, health insurance,
travel, groceries, holidays, take away
travel, rent, new phone, nail appointments
groceries, phone credit, makeup, game console
How can you can you increase your tax credits?
By earning more money
By claiming Flat Rate expenses
You can't increase your take credits
By asking
What are tax credits?
They reduce the amount of tax you pay
Taxes paid on credit cards
A tax on credit card payments
A tax on credit loans
What does this sign mean?
Cashier in this lane
Handball arena ahead
Coin basket ahead
Charity donations ahead
What does this sign mean?
Traffic lights ahead
Stop unless unsafe to do so
Stop
Traffic lights are broken
What does this sign mean?
Electrical lines ahead
Electric faults ahead
Series of dangerous corners ahead
Series of dangerous bends ahead
What does this sign mean?
Exit 200 metres ahead
Two roads of equal importance up ahead
Two lanes closing
Exit 2000 metres ahead
