2022年双语：大学生必知的六条金钱法则[1].docx

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1、2022年双语：大学生必知的六条金钱法则1双语：高校生必知的六条金钱法则1. Spend less than you earn. OK, this is almost the only lesson you need, but its so important Im going to break it down further. The biggest reason people get into financial problems is they spend money they dont really have. Then you end up in the hole, and its

2、hard to get out of the hole, and you work crazy hours to keep up with your spending, and you end up with a life thats about nothing but trying to pay for all the spending on crap you dont really need.1. 花得要比赚的少。好吧，虽然这可能是你须要的唯一法则，但我很有必要深化说明一下。人们陷入资金危机的最大缘由是入不敷出。你给自己挖了个大的资金缺口，自己却难以跳出这个坑来，然后你不得不舍命工作来维持

3、收支平衡。最终你的人生就是在不断支付你那并不须要的花销中度过！So spend less, work less, worry less, be happier.所以少花一点，少工作一点，让自己更欢乐一点。2. Dont get into debt. If you spend less than you earn, you wont be in debt, obviously. Its easy, though, to get a student credit card and put things on there if you dont have the money right now. Y

4、ou can pay for it next week when you get your check, right? Thats a slippery slope. Student loans are another tool for getting over your head in debt. Theyre not the worst debt if youre paying for a degree thats going to earn a lot of money, but most of us English majors arent going to get an $8

5、0K per year job and shouldnt take out $80K in student loans.2. 不要陷入债务中。很明显，假如你花得比赚的少，你就不会陷入债务中。虽然即使你现在没钱也可以拿到一张学生信用卡，买到自己想要的东西，然后在下个星期账单送到时支付对吗？这其实是滑坡谬论。学生贷款是让人短暂忘却债务的另一种工具，假如你将这笔贷款用于将来能赚许多钱的学位上，那么它们并不是最糟糕的债务。但英语专业的大部分学生将来不行能得到一份年薪8万美金的工作，所以也没必要高额贷款。3. Savings is your first bill to pay. If you s

6、pend less than you earn, save the rest. Make the savings an automatic payment that happens every payday, and make it the first and most important bill you pay. Not optional. Youll be glad as the savings grows, and especially when emergencies come up.3. 节约是你要支付的第一份账单。假如你花得比你赚的少，记得把剩下的存起来。让储蓄成为每天的自动支付

7、行为，把它当做你要支付的第一笔，也是最重要的一笔账单，而不是可有可无的。看着存款增加你肯定会特别快乐，特殊是有什么紧急状况发生时。4. If you dont have the money, go without. This is a lesson most people (young oor old) forget. You dont actually need a car, so if you cant afford to pay cash, dont get a loan. You dont need nice clothes, or a smart phone, or a fancy

8、laptop or iPad or Kindle, you dont need to go to nice restaurants or the movies or bars. If you dont have the money, find free ways to have fun or get things done you need to get done.4. 假如你没那么多钱，那就凑活着过吧。这是许多人（无论老少）常常遗忘的一点。你并非真的须要一辆车，所以手上的现金不够时别去贷款；你并不须要华贵服装、智能手机、精致笔记本、iPad或Kindle电子阅读器，你不须要去高级饭店、电影院

9、或酒吧。假如你没那么多钱，那就找一些不须要花钱的休闲方式吧，或者做一些自己应当做的事情。5. Make a very very simple budget. Its a scary thing for people whove never done a budget, but its not hard. List your income, then list your bills (and savings). If the bills add up to more than the income, eliminate some bills. Use a simple spreadsheet t

10、o do the adding for you. This helps you to know whats coming in and going out. I like the envelope system for making sure I dont spend too much on variable expenses.5. 制作特别简洁的预算安排。对于从没有做过预算的人来说这好像是一件特别恐怖的事情，但这其实并不难。列出你的收入，然后你的账单（或者存款）。假如你的支出账单超过了收入，那么削减开支。用简洁的电子表格来帮助你。这会让你弄清晰手中钱的出入状况。我喜爱用信封系统，它能让我确定

11、自己不会在一些一塌糊涂的花销上奢侈钱。6. Pay bills right away. If you have the money, pay the bill as soon as it comes in. You can usually do this online, but if not, its just a matter of writing a check, putting it in an envelope, and writing out an address two minutes. Do this two-minute action immediately, so you d

12、ont have to worry about it later. If you let the bill-paying get pushed back, it becomes a dreaded thing, and your bills start to become overdue, and then its much worse.6. 账单来了抓紧支付。假如你手上有钱，那么账单寄到时尽快支付。通常这些可以在线支付，假如不行，那也只是开张支票的问题，将支票塞进信封，然后写上地址只是两分钟的事情。尽快做完这“两分钟的事情”，以后你就不必为此担忧了。假如账单再次退回，那事情就会变得麻烦了，你手上的账单过期未付，那事情会变得更糟糕。Thats all you need to know. If you save when youre in college, avoid debt (except perhaps a modest student loan), and pay bills on time, youre golden.这些就是你须要了解的。假如在高校里你学会节约，避开欠债（除非可能是适度的学生贷款），刚好付款，你就是最棒的。