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| Are You Saving? by VirtueDigest(op): 3:59pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
Savings means foregoing expenditure today so that you will have something to spend in the future. Perhaps this is why it is hard for many of us to save. It requires denying ourselves something we want today and our society is not exactly encouraging this. Because we live in a culture of instant gratification, most people spend all, even more than all of their entire income straightaway. Three good reasons to save Savings provides a cushion to enable us to meet the cost of unexpected events such as loss of employment, major repairs or sudden illness. Accumulated savings provide a resource for investing for your family’s future. Savings should be accumulated to enable you to purchase your next car, new furniture or expensive items without having to resort to credit. How to start saving First of all, you need to establish the habit. Consistently put aside a proportion of your monthly income into some sort of savings account. The amount you are able to put aside doesn’t matter; what is important is that you establish a regular pattern of savings. It helps to be disciplined, and savings that are deducted directly from your salary cheque or bank account are easier to maintain. As you save, you will discover what bankers have known for a long time – the benefits of interest. Money will be working for you rather than against you. So try and begin right away. You are a prudent woman; secure your future today by starting to save. |
| Re: Are You Saving? by luckyz4rea(m): 4:52pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
VirtueDigest:Thank you so much for this! As you rightly said that our society isn't helping matters at all. |
| Re: Are You Saving? by joey150(m): 5:48pm On Nov 15, 2016 |
Saving is for very disciplined people.. There is always something you need that the cash you want to save can buy.. Point is..are you willing to keep that cash and ignore your burning desire? Personally i save at least 25% of whatever i earn, no matter how big or small... But i prefer investments to savings though..savings is shorterm.. Instead of allowing the money loose value in the bank, why don't you convert it to assets or invest it. |
| Re: Are You Saving? by 9janinja(m): 11:12am On Nov 16, 2016 |
joey150:Thx 4 dat piece ... . Kindly share some of d some profitable investments to us all . |
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