My Actifit Report Card: novembre 26 2021
“The theory of cans
Harv Eker is a Canadian entrepreneur best known as a motivational writer and speaker. Its savings management model is known as the Can System.
1️⃣ Jar - Charges (55%)
In this jar you put the money to face all the necessary expenses such as rent, mortgage, shopping, bills, car payments, gasoline, highway tolls, hairdresser, beautician, etc.
2️⃣ Jar - Long-term expenses (10%)
The jar of savings or long-term expenses is used to create a real savings plan from which to draw only for unexpected expenses (fines, medical expenses, car repairs) or for expected but long-term expenses (vacation, school).
3️⃣ Jar - Do not touch (10%)
It is the money to be used for investments that generate cashflow and will increase revenue. The money inside this jar must never be touched. This is the equivalent of what I call the Money Machine 😉
4️⃣ Jar - Fun (10%)
All expenses for games and fun fall into this jar: aperitifs, dinners with friends, a day at the spa, parties, sports experiences, etc.
5️⃣ Jar - Training (10%)
You know how I think about training: it is undoubtedly the best investment that can be made.
6️⃣ Jar 6 - Charity (5%)
As Robert Kiyosaki also recalls in the book "Rich father, poor father", you must always do charity.
This part is really important to me and should become a habit. " cit. Alfio Bardolla
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