Can artificial intelligence help you solve your finances? For the author and entrepreneur Adrian Brambila, the answer is reduced yes.
In a viral post on Facebook, he shared how he changed his money into money into a simple system without stress, all by talking about his salary disintegration and asked for help. This was followed by a step by step that did not require applications, tables or professional advisors.
Only 7 challenges and total clarity
The goal of Brambly was direct: to reduce financial anxiety and build a routine of money that really works. “Only 7 challenges and utter clarity about my money,” he wrote.
Instead of feeling impressed by budgets and expenditure, AI helped him to devise a routine that, in his words, gave him control of his life. The process included everything from budgeting and savings to targets and basic investment, adapted exclusively to its lifestyle.
Here’s what Chatgpt helped him do:
- Create a budget based on zero and assign every dollar for purpose
- Use the 50/30/20 rule to divide its monthly income
- Design a simple monetary tracker for monthly expenses and earnings
- Set monthly objectives related to personal objectives
- Design a weekly financial check-in to stay consistent
- Outline a friendly investment strategy
- Create a monthly system that does not rely on technological tools or paid subscriptions
- Brybil described the result as “clarity = peace of mind”.
What is the 50/30/20 rule?
A key part of the AI plan was the 50/30/20 rule, the popular budget method. Recommended:
- 50% of income for basic expenditure (such as rent, food and transport)
- 30% of discretion expenditure (such as catering or hobbies)
- 20% to savings and repayment of debt
This rule offers a structure without being restrictive, which is ideal for people who want to manage their money without sinking deep into complicated tables.
Social media reacts
Brangil’s experiment caused interest and conversation online. Many of them were interested in how free a tool like Chatgpt could offer such personalized financial instructions, while others discussed the idea of relying on AI for money.
Yet, for those who are fighting money management or looking for a simplified approach, Brangilov can be a timely reminder: sometimes it’s just the right challenge.
(Tagstotranslate) Money Management (T) Foreign Intelligence (T) Financial Plan (T) Budgeting (T) Chatgpt
