The 75/15/10 rule is a budgeting strategy that involves allocating 75% of your income to needs, 15% to long-term investing, and 10% to short-term savings. This method is easy to track and can be adjusted to fit different financial situations. While it provides a practical plan for managing money, it may not be feasible for those with variable incomes or high living costs. It is important to be flexible with changes and adjust the rule as needed to match your own financial picture.
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