S$100 just landed in your hand. How do you split it?
Everyone starts with an imaginary S$100. Write your split on paper — secretly. No copying.
One rule: every dollar goes into one of three jars — save · spend · share — and every jar must get something.
Then reveal and defend your split out loud. Best reasoning wins.
There's no wrong split — only unexamined ones
A hundred dollars, three jars — and no two of us filled them the same way. Nobody's maths was wrong. Each split was just a true sentence about what that person values.
Money has three jobs: saving pays tomorrow-you. spending pays today-you. sharing pays somebody else's day. No ratio is correct — but there's one test: can you explain your split out loud without mumbling? If you can't, you didn't choose it. It just happened.
Today's 1%: This week, when money lands in your hand — pocket money, a gift, anything — split it into save · spend · share within 10 seconds, before you spend a single cent.