Life – a user's manual Part II - Boksidan

Income and expenditure
Someone who in the long run increases their revenue and/or reduce their spending enough and invests
surplus wisely will in the long run get rich. Many dreams abut raising their incomes by starting and running
a profitable business, which can be possible if there is a viable idea, see the further in the chapter: A quick
lesson for future inventors. Or by making more money on what they already do. The most obvious way then
is then higher wage per worked hour. Though we generally have pretty limited control over the potential
rise. In addition, they tend to come only once a year and it is seldom more than a marginal increases that
roughly is eaten up by price increases on what we consume. To really raise the income it is in most cases
necesarry to work more, change jobs or take an extra job. But it is not clear that it will result in more money
at the end of the month, because spending often increas to the same extent. There is nothing wrong in that,
for those who do not suffer from it.
Go
Sallary
30 000
Electricity
300
Insurance
200
Telephone
500
Car
2 500
Risk
Rent
3 000
Intrest
on loans
2 000
Enforcement
couch
20 000
Food
3 000
Coat
5 000
Chans
Icecream
and coffe
300
Jeans
2 500
Kids
4 000
New tires
4 000
Parking
fees
2 000
Underwear
1 000
Lunch
1 600
Skiing
20 000
Vine &
beer
1 000
Vacation
20 000
Risk
Food
3 000
Spaweekend
3 000
Restaurants
1 000
Go to
Enforcement
48" HDVT
18 000
PC
7 000
Chance Gas 800
Hair
dresser
500
Press
500
Candy
200
Free
parking
Wage slave economy (in SEK). Income accrues monthly. All other transactions from the account are negative. Some
costs are fixed, such as rent, others will occur now and then, as the need for new tires to the car.
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