Budgeting is a key aspect of prepping for the apocalypse. It allows you to save money and resources that can be used in case disaster strikes while also ensuring that your normal expenses are covered.
To get started with budgeting, start by writing down your monthly income and any additional sources such as investments or side jobs.
Next, list all regular bills including rent/mortgage payments, utilities and groceries, and estimated amounts spent on entertainment each month (this could include things like going out to eat).
Once those numbers have been determined subtract them from the total amount earned per month to come up with an overall net figure; this number should represent how much extra funds there are available at the end of each pay period which can then go towards saving for emergency supplies or investing into other endeavors related to an apocalypse.
Set aside a portion of these leftover funds strictly for stocking items needed during disasters such as a survival kit, canned food, non-perishables, medical kits, ammunition, firearms, and other survival gear.
This will help ensure everything necessary is accounted for before it’s too late so that when SHTF comes around preparedness won’t become an issue due to lack of funding because proper planning was done early!
Additionally, if possible try boosting savings through thrift shopping at secondhand stores through online auctions, garage sales, flea markets, and more.
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