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2021-07-21T11:14:24.257Z


How much money should you put aside per household each month? If you keep an eye on your personal savings rate, you have a decisive advantage.


How much money should you put aside per household each month?

If you keep an eye on your personal savings rate, you have a decisive advantage.

How much money should you put aside per household each month?

The savings goals and opportunities here are individually different for each person.

If you look at the

overall

savings rate

, it can be said in retrospect for the past year that

people in Germany

saved like the world champions

in Corona year 2020 *

- largely because trips were canceled and shops and restaurants only offer services to a limited extent over long distances were allowed to.

Savings rate 2020: record high of 16.2 percent

The 

savings rate

 soared to a record high of

16.2 percent in

2020

.

That means: for every 100 euros of disposable income, households put an average of 16 euros on the high edge.

How to calculate your personal savings rate:

The savings rate can, for example, also be calculated for every private household.

It puts the 

savings in relation to the disposable income, i.e. the net amount that

remains

after deducting taxes and

social security contributions.

The

savings rate of private households

(consisting of one or more people) is calculated using this formula:

Amount saved monthly / total available monthly income x 100 = savings rate in percent

In other words, if you have a

net income of 1,500 euros

and

save 150 euros of

that, the

savings rate is ten percent

.

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How much money should you put aside for the household every month?

Should you

reconsider

your

savings rate

and adjust it if necessary? Basically, the personal savings rate must be determined individually. After all, everyone has different costs, wishes and financial opportunities. However, experts also recommend, for example,

saving

a "

nest egg

" of three net monthly salaries in order to create an appropriate buffer, i.e. to set aside an appropriate amount for contingencies - so that you can still pay your bills in emergencies, suddenly pending repair costs or other unexpected costs can. In order to achieve this goal, everyone can also rethink their personal savings rate accordingly.

The practical thing about it: If you

simply keep an

eye on

the

savings rate

, you will quickly get an overview of how much money you are currently "entitled" to - and which possible additional costs would still be covered.

If you now keep a record of your finances, you can easily forget anything about money.

(ahu) * Merkur.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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Source: merkur

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