Think budgeting is complicated? Glen James says there are only two types of budgets you’ll ever need and knowing the difference could change your financial life.
In this episode of Get Rich, host Molly Benjamin sits down with Glen James, creator of the Glen James Spending Plan and host of the My Millennial Money podcast, to break down top-down vs bottom-up budgeting in a way that’s simple, practical, and actually works in real life.
Whether you’re living week-to-week, trying to pay off debt, or saving for your first home, you’ll learn:
If you’ve ever searched how to budget, top-down vs bottom-up budgeting, or how to create a spending plan, this episode will give you a clear framework you can start using today.
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