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Anyway, last year, I discovered zero-based budgeting. I finally have a mental framework for how to manage my money, which is great. It turns out that even as I adjust my habits to spend my money more effectively, it’s going to take another 10 to 15 years before I can get into a home in a responsible fashion. I’ve got VA loans as an option, and I’ve looked into some of my other options for getting into a home faster, but in order to go into it with. Any of the recommendations like having 20% down. Or even 10% down, it’s going to be a very long time. I learned how to balance a checkbook, which I have definitely needed in the dozen checks I’ve written in the 35 years I’ve been alive. Nothing about how to manage income versus expenses, nothing like that.
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