How to invest if there is no money left? Waiting to have money left over to start investing can be a common mistake. The recommendation is to reverse the logic: instead of saving what remains at the end of the month, set aside a portion of your income immediately after receiving your salary. One of the suggested strategies is the so-called three-pot theory, which divides the budget between day-to-day expenses, a security reserve for emergencies and investments aimed at future goals, such as buying your own home, traveling or retirement. The best-known pocket rule provides for the allocation of 60% of income for current expenses, 30% for financial security and 10% for the future. Experts highlight, however, that the most important thing is to create the habit of investing regularly, even if the initial percentage is lower. Every week, g1 Explains simplifies the economy, the financial market and financial education, showing how all of this affects your pocket. 📱 Favorite g1 on Google and follow the main news of the day