Nomad

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I use a rule of 50/30/20 to manage my money. I use 50 percent of my total income to my necessities like rent, utilities, groceries, etc. I use 30 percent for wants and wishes like entertainment, dining out, etc. And I keep 20 percent for savings and investments.
Sometimes when my income gets reduced, I cut my budget for wants and wishes, sometimes even my savings and investment gets cut. However, sometimes when I earn high, I put additional money into saving and investing.
 
There are some months when I have too much bills and expenses to pay for which cuts down on how much I would be able to save. When the pressure on my expenses are easier, I save at least 40% of monthly earning.
 
When it comes to savings, I'm very good at it. I don't feel any pressure to buy what isn't very important for me. Impulsive buying have never been my weakness. If I have 1k now and vow never to spend it, I'll not for any reason whatsoever.
 
I divide my income into 2 parts. I save half of it and spend the rest on necessities that arise at home. I like getting trending fabrics, but I can never spend above my budget on a monthly basis. I believe we can get richer by being intentional with what we save.
 
Just watching my bank and keeping a running total on paper of what I owe, I'm not a fan of using apps that might steal my info.
 
I manage my money by keeping all my funds in the bank, and watching my funds.
 
I don't have a method, I just save what I can and sometimes invest in stocks
 
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For me, I still go with the classic 50-30-20 budgeting method of managing money. I still think that it is the most balanced budgeting method.
 
I work on improving my saving habits. It is not as easy as I expected, but I've been doing my best to stick to the plan. Investing in treasury bills is my next plan, depending on what my stock broker advises me to do.
 
For now i don't actually have a specific method, i mainly make use of a separate bank account for my savings.