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Mistake 2 — Ignore unexpected expenses

Mistake 2 — Ignore unexpected expenses

You have to keep track of unexpected expenses and understand where to take the money from.

Also, gifts are not unexpected expenses because you forget your friend’s birthday.

First, you are an awful person. Second, that would be a Wants expense.

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