6 Jars: Manage and Save

With this application you will know how much money you can spend.

With 6 Flasks you will achieve your financial freedom faster.

As recommended by T. Harv Eker in his book "The Secrets of the Millionaire Mind", organizing your income in 6 jars is essential to achieve your financial freedom. And this application does it for you.

Simply enter a quantity of money. And it will be divided into 6 percentages:

55% for your current expenses.

10% for Fun.

10% for investments.

10% for education.

10% for larger purchases.

5% for donations.

What can I do in the application?

With this bonus you can create a PDF file of your accounts:

This file will contain the following information:

The complete history of each account with its corresponding income and expenses correctly organized by date and time. A summary of your account.

And the application will be free of advertising.

1- Create all the accounts you want, each one with its 6 corresponding jars.

2- Enter one of the accounts and add an amount, this will be divided into 6 percentages.

3- Add an entry to a particular bottle. Example $ 200 "Borrowed money".

4- Add an expense to a particular bottle. Example $ 150 "Cinema"

The application can be customized:

1- You can change the name of each bottle and its description.

2- You can change the name of each account.

3- You can edit the percentages of each bottle.

4- You can change the currency type.

As an extra you can duplicate the accounts and do the tests you want.

YOUR DATA IS A SAVED:

Your accounts, amounts, income, expenses, including history, all your data is safe and this application does not save your information on servers or other applications. Everything you do in the app stays on your cell phone.

IMPORTANT:

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What's New in the Latest Version 1.9.2

Last updated on Apr 17, 2024

support for all devices

6 Jars is a financial literacy game designed to help players develop budgeting, saving, and investment skills. Players are given six jars, each representing a different financial goal:

* Needs: Essential expenses like housing, food, and transportation

* Wants: Non-essential expenses like entertainment and dining out

* Savings: Short-term savings for emergencies or unexpected expenses

* Investments: Long-term savings for future goals like retirement or education

* Charity: Donations to charitable causes

* Financial Freedom: A reserve for financial independence and security

Players receive a monthly income and must allocate it among the six jars based on their financial goals and priorities. The game simulates real-life financial challenges, such as unexpected expenses, investment fluctuations, and changes in income.

Gameplay:

The game begins with players creating a financial profile that includes their income, expenses, and financial goals. They then receive a monthly income and must allocate it among the six jars. Players can adjust their allocations each month based on their financial situation and goals.

The game tracks players' progress over time, showing them how their savings grow and their financial goals are achieved. It also provides financial education and tips to help players improve their financial literacy.

Educational Value:

6 Jars teaches players the following financial concepts:

* Budgeting: Allocating income to different financial goals

* Saving: Setting aside money for future needs and goals

* Investing: Growing money over time to achieve long-term goals

* Charity: Giving back to the community

* Financial Freedom: Achieving financial independence and security

The game also emphasizes the importance of financial planning, risk management, and financial literacy.

Benefits of Playing:

* Improved budgeting and financial management skills

* Increased savings and investment knowledge

* Greater financial confidence and literacy

* Enhanced understanding of financial planning and risk management

* Reduced financial stress and anxiety

* Achievement of financial goals and financial freedom