Avocado toast anxiety got you down? Textbook economics a snoozefest? Not for Gen Z. 2024 is the year we ditch the financial whispers and shout our savings goals from the rooftops (or at least from our TikTok feeds). Enter the realm of Loud Budgeting, a movement making waves for its bold approach to managing your money.
But wait, a guy called Lukas Battle just invented this, right? Not quite. While Lukas may have coined the catchy term and sent it viral on TikTok, the idea of openly discussing and celebrating financial goals isn't entirely new. Remember back in 2020 when NatWest launched their 'Financial Flex' campaign, encouraging young people to talk money more openly? Or that recent Guardian article calling it a fancy rebrand of "counting pennies"?
Here's the thing: even if it isn't brand new, the fresh energy and positive vibes behind Loud Budgeting have financial advisors worldwide singing its praises. Derek Ober, a financial advisor stateside, even called it "a great approach to managing your finances."
Imagine your budget as a megaphone, blasting your financial dreams to the world. It's not about boring spreadsheets and guilt trips; it's a passionate, purposeful lifestyle shift. It's about:
Loud Budgeting isn't just about the destination; it's about the empowering, passionate journey. It's about reclaiming control of your finances and turning budgeting into an adventure you can't help but shout about.
So, are you ready to make some noise? Set your goals, unleash your creativity, and join the Loud Budgeting revolution! Share your journey with us and let's make financial success a symphony we can all hear.
Pro Tip: You can get a FREE Financial Health Check with NatWest bank. Even if you're not a customer! You can do it online, via a video chat, a phone call or in branch.
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