Hi, So YNAB takes care of all budgeting and tracking mechanics - great! As I started using YNAB, I can now track all my spending, as well as all my passive accounts, very well. However, the next question is: How much should I actually be spending in various categories, given my income? So as I see it, an important factor for improvement of financial habits is to actually determine and stick as closely as possible to a reasonable, healthy budget breakdown. What % of income should go towards housing? Transportation? Saving? Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://support.youneedabudget.com/t/36kck7/healthy-budget-breakdown-for-any-salary Cryptocurrency App Video Thanks

Hi, I'll spend two nights in Tangalooma Island, and will return to Holt Street Wharf at around 10 AM. Then I will have several hours left before flying to Whitsunday at 4PM. I want to visit Lone Pine Zoo in the meanwhile, but is worrying where I can get my baggage checked, thanks for your tips in advance! Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://bit.ly/2Gq9EpK Corporate Advertising Examples Thanks

Hi, when I visit in September I’m planning on going to both Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary and Australia Zoo. The Koala is my favourite animal and I’ve waited all my life to see one. I want to do a cuddle/ interaction with one. Has anyone any advice on whether I m best to do the Koala Encounter at Lone Pine which is $150 (including entry so is really $114 extra)) for 45 minutes (though I’m not sure how much of that time is spent with Koala) or the One at Australia Zoo for $49. I understand that you can do this for free where they quickly let you hold koala for a photo, but I’d prefer to pay for a less rushed experience. Has anyone done both and have opinions on which one was the best? Please help. I didn't find the right solution from the Internet. References: https://bit.ly/2GJWYxq. Blockchain Marketing Examples Thanks