What is a practical habit to help you manage money and track spending?

• A. Write Down Expenses and Track Progress
• B. Spend Without Recording Anything
• C. Hide Money Under the Mattress
• D. Only Rely on Memory

Answer: (A)

Keeping track by writing down expenses is a practical habit because it shows exactly where your money goes each day or week. When you record every purchase, you notice patterns and can set a budget, so you know how much you have left for goals like saving for something you want. Regularly checking your progress helps you adjust so you don’t overspend and you can see how close you are to your savings 목표. Spending without recording makes it easy to lose track, and relying on memory often misses small buys that add up. Hiding money or keeping it in your head isn’t reliable for seeing real progress. So, writing down expenses and tracking progress is the best way to stay in control of your money.