Clear figures to help you keep to your budget.
Six guides written for a French reader: calculation rules, examples in euros, pitfalls to avoid. No jargon, no promises, no personalised investment advice.
How much should you save each month?
The 50/30/20 rule adapted to France, a 3 to 6 month safety buffer and the automatic transfer.
Read the guide · 4 minHow to calculate your disposable income
The definition, which costs to count, what banks look at and a worked example for a family.
Read the guide · 3 minPreparing for a mortgage: what the bank looks at
The 35% debt ratio, disposable income, deposit, job stability and three bank statements to tidy up.
Read the guide · 4 minThe envelope method, 2026 edition
A budget per category and a balance that carries over: the principle, a worked example and how to set it up in MoneyWr.
Read the guide · 3 minBudgeting as a couple: who pays for what?
Fifty-fifty, in proportion to income or a joint account: three ways of sharing costs, with the calculations.
Read the guide · 3 minForgotten subscriptions: hunting down recurring payments
Spot recurring payments, decide what to keep and cancel cleanly, step by step.
Read the guide · 3 minMove from the maths to your own numbers
Three free calculators to test your money left each month, your savings and your borrowing capacity.
Know where the money goes, before it’s gone.
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