Are You Breaking Money Rules?

You ever think about what money rules you intentionally break? I do. I bet we all do. For example, I spend more than 35% of take home pay on guilt free spending. What can I say? We like to travel. Or when we originally set aside money for our wedding, I set up spending a lot more because I wanted us to have an awesome party. And even right now we have cut back on some of our investment contributions because we want to build up a much larger liquid emergency fund. But I want you to think about what one typical money rule you break intentionally and why you do it. You see, you got to know the basic rules of money. You have to understand the basic language of personal finance. But you can choose at a certain point to break some of the rules. The problem is most people who break the rules don't know them in the first place. I want you to know them. Then you can pick and choose which ones are right for you. Leave a comment below. Tell me which money rule you intentionally.