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If you have to ask that question then you are living on the razor's edge, and therefore the answer is "no".
by mynameishere 8y ago
If you have to ask that question then you are living on the razor's edge, and therefore the answer is "no".
- maxerickson 8y agoDepends on how you budget. If the amount you are calculating on the 10th is the amount you have left after fully funding your retirement accounts and setting aside some long term savings, you aren't on the razors edge, you are just checking to see if the purchase fits into your short term discretionary budget.
- astura 8y agoWhat complete and utter nonsense. Most people have money allocated for specific categories when they budget, that doesn't mean they are living on the razors edge if they simply wanna know how much more they can spend while still adhering to their predefined budget! A lot of people (including me) have savings as one or more line items on their budget. My budget is super duper simple: 1) Put the bills money direct deposited into in one account - that is money for mortgage, streaming services, taxes, insurance, water, and electricity. 2) Put a predefined savings amount direct deposited into savings and investment accounts. This includes 401k deductions. 3) Put the remaining money into a third account and spend it all however I want. I'm on budget as long as I don't spend more than what's in this account.