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30 Day Expense Reflection

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Anarely Rodriguez
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30 Day Expense Reflection The challenges that I have encountered during this assignment was remembering to record my expenses every day. It was pretty interesting seeing how much I spent in a day. The expenses that I purchased with my money was honestly not a lot. But if I had to pay for the things that supported my well being, I would have spent more than I bargained for. I did not do it frequently enough, although there were some days that I was constantly writing it down. I recorded my transactions maybe 3-4 times a week. It was pretty surprising to see what I spend my money on, on a daily basis. The things that I purchase the most were on junk food. I started realizing my bad habit of buying junk food after

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