augy30
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earning more money......u dead saving money alot |
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krusty_blue_spaz
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the more you earn,the more you can save,it is called a budgit |
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voodoochild
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always earning more money. saving money for ages and waking up realizing your dead is sad. its good to spend and enjoy life as it is and while you have it. not like some people who save up millions and die one day. and all the money is all voided for noone to enjoy. well, happy retail therapy. |
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BL Tan
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Both are equally important. If you don't earn, how can you save? If you want to save, where are you going to get the money to save if you don't earn? Money won't drop from the sky. |
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dpercy
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The answer is it depends- Your answer may depend on your age and family stage in life , but having said that... You should ALWAYS save. When you are younger and earn less - it's harder, but early savings can grow exponentially to solidify your retirement. Early savings means more disposable income when you make more income - ie MUCH better quality of life. Spend it all in your youth and you spend your prime earning years playing catch up which is verry hard and extremely painful to do.
As with everything - have SOME moderation. Don't forego the OCCASIONAL financial indescretion in your youth - as none of us knows when our time is truly up. Good luck! |
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kvuo
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there are plenty of people making over 100K a year with nothing to show for it other than debt. |
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5646
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Dont you think these two are related? |
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convert
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Invest while earning keeping future obligations in mind. |
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Freddie
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TO SAVE MORE U NEED TO EARN MORE |
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empowered2008
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That saying is for fools who can't think outside the box..
Defininetly earning more $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ |
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BignTall
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Well actually both are important enough if are short of money but if u have a lot of money, neither… |
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jetshadow25
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saving is more importent because you can always spend more then you earn and there for have no money but saving you can earn less then others but still have more. |
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just me
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Neither...these are two legs of a three legged stool. 1) Save (keep a cash reserve) to help you thru unexpected needs or incidents, e.g., lose of employment. 2) Always work to earn more because of inflation and to raise your standard of living and to have cash to...3) invest in assets that will appreciate and earn more income so that ultimately you don't have to work...your assets are working for you! |
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