We transform complex economic concepts into practical strategies you can apply today. Learn to protect your money from inflation, manage your budget and build a solid financial future.
Understand how the Argentine economy affects your daily life and what you can do about it
Inflation erodes the value of your money day by day. Discover how price increases at the supermarket affect your savings capacity and what strategies you can implement to minimize its impact on your family economy.
A well-structured budget is your best tool against economic uncertainty. Learn to categorize your expenses, identify money leaks and establish financial priorities that adapt to Argentine reality.
The exchange rate influences everything from gas prices to your vacations. Understand how different types of dollar work in Argentina and how this affects your daily consumption and savings decisions.
Unexpected events like car repairs, medical expenses or job loss can destabilize your economy. Build a financial cushion that provides peace of mind and security in unexpected situations.
Credit cards and loans can be useful tools or financial traps. Learn to evaluate interest rates, identify hidden costs and use credit strategically without compromising your financial health.
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Structured content to transform your relationship with money
Learn to create and maintain a budget that adapts to your income and goals. Includes downloadable templates and practical exercises.
Concrete strategies to preserve the value of your money in an inflationary context. Practical cases from the Argentine market.
Proven techniques to develop the habit of saving, set achievable goals and build your wealth step by step.
Introduction to the world of investments: fixed terms, bonds, stocks and mutual funds explained simply.
How to get out of debt, negotiate with banks, consolidate loans and avoid falling into over-indebtedness.
Long-term strategies for home buying, children's education and retirement. Plan your future with concrete tools.
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The secret is to start small but consistently. Begin saving even 5% of your income. Identify unnecessary expenses you can eliminate, like unused subscriptions or impulse purchases. Automate savings: as soon as you get paid, transfer that percentage to a separate account. Over time, gradually increase the percentage as you adjust your expenses.
There's no single answer, it depends on your goals and timeframe. For emergencies, you need immediate liquidity: savings accounts or traditional fixed terms. To protect yourself from inflation in the medium term, consider UVA fixed terms, mutual funds or CER bonds. For the long term, diversify across different instruments. The important thing is not to have all your savings in one place and adapt your strategy according to economic context.
Generally it's better to prioritize paying debts, especially high-interest ones like credit cards. However, it's important to maintain a small emergency fund (at least one month's expenses) so you don't have to go into debt again in case of emergencies. The recommended strategy is: build a minimum emergency fund, then focus on paying high-interest debts, and finally strengthen your savings and investments.
The key is diversification and adaptation. Some options: UVA fixed terms that adjust for inflation, mutual funds investing in CER bonds, buying dollars within the legal framework, investing in assets that historically outpace inflation. Also consider advance spending on durable goods when there are good deals. No strategy is perfect, so it's important to combine different tools according to your risk profile and objectives.
A general guide is the 50/30/20 rule: 50% for basic needs (housing, food, utilities), 30% for personal expenses and lifestyle, and 20% for savings and investment. However, in Argentina this can vary depending on your situation. The important thing is that your fixed expenses don't exceed 60% of your income, leaving room for savings and variable expenses. Adjust these proportions according to your priorities and personal economic reality.
