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You may be familiar with the classic 50/30/20 rule. budgeting rules it mandates that you need to spend Allocate 50% of your income to needs, 30% to wants, and 20% to savings..However, the author of the upcoming book, Grant Cardone “Wealth Creation Equation” suggests a different ratio that is more suitable for wealth building.

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This is why Cardone follows the 40/40/20 rule.

What is Grant Cardone’s 40/40/20 rule?

Cardone’s 40/40/20 rule is part of his overall wealth creation formula, which states that you should earn as much income as possible and save as much of that income as possible until you can afford to invest in income-producing assets. That’s what it is. Then use the profits from those assets to invest in assets that generate more income and grow your wealth.

The 40/40/20 rule comes into play in the savings phase of his wealth creation equation. Cardone argues that you should set aside 40% of your gross income for taxes, save 40%, and live on the remaining 20%.

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Why the 40/40/20 rule works

Cardone said the 40/40/20 rule has a track record of success.

“I guarantee you that if you save 40% of your gross income and use it to invest rather than for living, you can build wealth for yourself,” Cardone told GOBankingRates. “Let’s go back to 1929 and study a wealthy family who was investing 40% of his total income.”

Living on just 20% of your gross income can help prevent frivolous spending, especially if you start earning big salaries and tend to have a “crazy lifestyle.”

“This prevents you from spending money prematurely or spending money on things when you need them,” says Cardone. “Just because you don’t have money doesn’t mean you’re going to go buy Gucci loafers. But there will be an investment.”

This rule may seem difficult to follow, especially if you don’t earn a high salary.

“A lot of people would say, ‘That’s impossible.’ I make $4,000 a month. Does that mean I can deduct $1,600 a month from my cap and use it to invest?” Yes. , that’s what I want to say to you,” Cardone said. “You have to live on what’s left. You have to live on 20%.”

Since this is difficult, Cardone says, it will be an incentive to earn more.

“What do you have to do when you don’t have enough money? You have to make more money,” he said. “This is going to increase someone’s income. They’re going to have to find creative ways to make more money.”

Even if you only set aside $1,600 each month, it will add up over time.

“By the end of the first year, you’ll have more than $19,000 in your investment account. If your income doesn’t increase, you’ll have $190,000 in 10 years, but you won’t be able to live on $2,400 a month. We can’t, so our income will have to go up,” Cardone said. “Anyone can do this.”

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This article was first published GOBankingRates.com: Grant Cardone swears by the 40/40/20 rule: “You’re guaranteed to create wealth for yourself.”

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