Quote from: poodle63 on Today at 01:01:03 AM

Quote from: Ben Barubal on October 18, 2023, 04:59:31 AM

In short, the money we didn't work hard for is easy to spend, but the money you know you worked hard for is sure to be valued truly and rightly. There is the feeling that you will value every single cent of it.

That's why every hard-earned income should go to meaningful things. If you want to gift yourself, it's normal, in my opinion, as long as you take the consequences, whether you're going to do it for good or bad purposes.

not really, its depends on how consumtive someone is, hard earned money, not hard earned money its the same, its money.
therefore if someone is just outright consumtive, then they are definitely just gonna use all there money in existences.
meanwhile if they know to hold back, they can save some money.
but honestly, saving money won't do much, its always increasing income that do much more to fix our lives than just saving money.
because with higher income, getting money is easy and make it abundant.

In my opinion, no matter how small we save but if we are consistent, maybe it will produce not maybe but definitely, Everyone does want a high income, but it will not be easy to find a job that generates high income, In general, nowadays not a few people are looking for jobs that are difficult to get. They can do a low-income job while saving money while waiting for a high-income job. Don't focus too much on putting high hopes on a high-income job when the job hasn't been found yet.

By saving money, at least there will be savings that can be used in emergencies, because if at a time like this and there is no savings money, you may experience difficulties and in my opinion you can only borrow here and there which is not necessarily going to produce what you need, with savings money it might help a little the amount of urgent needs, so there is nothing wrong with saving with a small value, while it can be my advice to do.