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Tim M | Do you Save ? and what for ? i dont see the point in it ? |
Do you Save money ? and what for ? i dont see the point in it ? and how do u save because i cant seem to do it i just spend my money |
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WelshLad
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Yes, I save for emergencies for the house.
I save by not spending much on luxuries. |
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Douglas L
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Yes I save buckets of money. I do it so I will always have a roof over my head, food on the table, beer in the frig and a nice car ( or two) in the driveway.You do not see the point in it? Then you must never have been unemployed, lucky you. Maybe you are very young and still have parents to make sure you never go hungry and always have a place to stay. I suggest you change your spending habits and get at least 3 months of pay saved up. Bad things happen. |
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I try to save my pocket money and FA (Family Allowance) for when i am older because although things are tough at the moment, in the future i would like to be a property developer and will need a fair amount of money behind me.
I have a bank/savings account that my relatives have been saving my pocket money in since before i was born but now i usually spend my pocket money on supplies for school as i get a lot of Art coursework (sigh). It is difficult trying not to spend the money on material things and stuff that i don't really need (like a new top that comes into fashion or those pairs of shoes that just beg you to buy them as soon as you look at them).
I thought it would sensible to start saving money whilst i am quite young as it will help me with budgeting in the future when there will be bills to pay and (hopefully) a family to keep. I think i am pretty good with saving my money and not wasting it unnecessarily, though sometimes i end up spending it. :[
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hotwheels122298
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i save because what if something were to happen in the future that i would need money in an emergency or something..... i also keep 250 at home at all times in case some huge power outage and the electricity to the ATMS or bank computer shuts down.
i budget my money to needs, bills, wants ect....i always manage to keep a good amount of money i recieve by doing a budget. dont go to stores for things when you are hungry or bored..... that is the worse time to spend money. also only bring cash to certain places to you only spend what you have in your pocket. thats always worked for me |
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you dont want to be working your crappy job when you are 65 or 70 or 75. Its called retirement. A lot of people save money so that they can go to college or make a down payment on a house. Some people save for early retirement, stop working at 50 or 55. Some people save money for their wedding/honeymoon. There are alot of big occasions in your life that you need to money to do. And its easy to save money. Go see a financial adviser and they can create some accounts for you with mutual funds and such like Oppenheimer or Benjamin Franklin, then you just have a small amount of money deducted from your checking account into your investment account. Then whatever is in your checking account you know you are free to spend it how you please and you know you are still saving. |
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rooster_nugget
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its not easy. usually the money i save ends up going towards something unexpected, i.e., automobile breaking down or something along those lines. otherwise i just save up to my something someday.
best way to save for me is to take out an amount of cash from each paycheck (say, $25) and put it away in a drawer and forget about it, after a while you'll have a substantial amount saved up. then you can either invest, buy something, or continue to let it grow. |
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jayne 84
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not with the economy how it is.inflation means negative return on savings.you need to be saving savvy.put money into a fixed deal, bond or investment.the markets down so great time to invest cos it'll go up. transfer money into an account as soon as you get paid and put it in something you cant take it out of or that you lose interest if you do |
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Thor
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Money makes money that makes more money. That is why. That is how most people get richer.
You must live below your income or you will resign yourself to forever having less.
You can only make so much money with your hands and feet. You have to use your mind.
It is far easier to make your money work for you than to always have to work for your money.
I can tell you what I did to start out. I could see I would never get ahead on only what I earned. It would never buy me what I wanted. I played for hours with a calculator to figure what it would take.
I cut ALL spending to the bone. Before computers I would even get the newspaper a day old from the neighbor to avoid spending that 25 cents on a paper. No magazines. No cable TV. Spent most carefully. Did all my own work on my car I could. And so on.
I invested in a bond fund and had the interest paid to me. Each $500 I saved and put in I got about $3 a month back. Then as my reward I allowed myself to spend that money. I slowly bought back all that I was giving up with the funds. I managed to get to where I saving $500 a month. AT that point each month I have $3 more to spend.
I know it doesn't sound like much but it adds up, year after year, month after month. The trick is, that with each investment increasing the payback it gets easier to save because you have more money all the time.
Now decades later that first $500 is still there. My $500 has been paid back more than once and it is still paying. That is "free" money imo.
But in the end it was far easier as I aged my income increased greatly and it was no longer $500 a time I was investing but many times that. Then it grew faster. It accelerates. Only starting out was it hardest.
That is why, and that is how. But many are not willing to give up some now to be paid for a lifetime.
But that is the choice. It is a choice. |
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