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Embrace the frolic budget: balancing finance and fun

Cape Times

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May 09, 2025

MANAGING personal finances can often feel like a rigid exercise. But what if budgeting allowed for both responsibility and enjoyment? Enter the frolic budget - a concept that balances financial discipline with the freedom to spend on life’s little pleasures.

- SALEM NYATI

Embrace the frolic budget: balancing finance and fun

Even the term 'financial planning' evokes a feeling of dullness, sucking all the joy out of life.

I’ve discovered that money management can prove easier and even rewarding if you introduce an element of play into your approach. I’ve coined and lived by the concept of having a frolic budget, which helps me save while also enjoying a splurge now and then.

Setting aside money in a frolic budget helps you maintain financial control while allowing yourself the freedom to enjoy your hard-earned money.

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