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The author, Natalia Lusinski, in Dubrovnik, Croatia.
- When $4, creating and maintaining a budget is essential.
- From researching your destinations in advance to using money-tracking apps, there are many tactics that can help you do so.
- Here are seven ways to create and manage your $4.
- $4
For more than two years, I've been living and traveling abroad, mostly in Europe. As a digital nomad>$4, I work remotely and tend to switch countries every one to three months.
While many of my expenses are less than what I spent living in my hometown of Los Angeles, having a $4 - and sticking to it - is still necessary. It's easy to overspend when you're not in your home country, and no one wants to have to cut a trip short because they've exhausted all their money.
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So, coming from someone who's made a living working and $4, here are seven my best budgeting strategies, whether you're on a quick vacation or a long-term visit in another country.