Quote from: SOKO-DEKE on July 11, 2023, 04:32:41 PM

Quote from: Adams0001 on July 11, 2023, 09:40:20 AM

however other individuals prefer to invest their money in order to make more money. Saving is typically done for the short term, whereas investing is done for the long term. In the short term, it's a good idea to invest your money rather than save it. Saving is just a normal thing that you can't get anything back from, any amount you keep in a luck key that is the money you will see, but when you invest you will get a high profit back, as for me i would rather invest my money than save it.

Additionally, I would rather invest my money than save it in any form. I think if I put my money into better investments, it will grow, and that should be a great chance to raise more money. Even though they have separate accounts for savings, some people still find it difficult to save money because they readily tamper with it. However, after money has been invested, tampering is far less likely to occur. So I guess I might say that investing is the best approach to effectively conserve our money while avoiding temptation.but when someone don't have better place to invest the money with assurance of less risk, I will advice to get it save normally in account you can't touch unless you reach your fix time.

investing money is much more useful, but saving also has the benefit of anticipating urgent needs that are beyond calculation. both are highly recommended to manage our financial balance. of course we save only as needed, and more to invest. in investing we must clearly master the field that we will invest, so as to minimize the risks that occur as a result of our lack of knowledge about investment. that way it is hoped that our wealth will increase in value, because it focuses more on investment