Kor Wakye Kakraaa: How to survive January 2022 after the lavish festive season celebrations
Are you looking for common sense suggestions on how to survive January 2022 after the lavish festive season celebrations? Then Keep Reading
How to survive January 2022 requires basic smart thinking and decision-making
- Do not empty your bank account for the festive season.
- Do not engage in impulse spending.
- Keep an eye on the budget for the season and cut it down.
- Do not give anyone a loan expecting the money in January.
- Put aside funds for January’s basic needs and do not touch the funds for anything.
- Keep in mind that the new academic year starts in January as well (Feeding, Books, Uniforms, and Fees) for the first term are waiting for you.
- University students will be paying fees in January, watch your spending.
- Don’t spend as though there is no life after 28th December. The reality will hit you from 6th January.
- Save what you are wasting today, celebrate very moderately with your brain awake, not your head.
- You are not likely to get a loan from a friend or your bank in January so watch your spending and save to survive.
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