Quote from: bakasabo on Today at 08:02:12 AM

Quote from: atookz on June 16, 2024, 06:23:43 PM

Quote from: Ben Barubal on June 05, 2024, 07:35:59 AM

1. Don't buy expensive things right away.

Maybe not only expensive things but also avoiding expensive habits continuously, such as buying expensive coffee, eating at expensive places, or something like that. Because surely we can also buy such things at a cheaper price. It is better to prioritize spending that provides long-term value.

Something does not make sense. An item can not be simultaneously cheap and have a long-term value. From my experience, cheap things does not last long. But expensive ones are made with better quality and better materials. I would suggest to make a small research before making a purchase and plan how long and where you are going to use "thing".

For example you have mentioned coffee. Cheap coffee making machine wont work for a long time before breaking, however, if you dont drink coffee often, you might consider buying a cheaper one. However, cheapest coffee machines use coffee capsules, and 1 cup of coffee made with it will cost more than a coffee from beans. Also consider options of a coffee machine. Touch screen models are more expensive than the one with buttons.

So before buying something, always think how you are going to use it.

The point is, what we need is quality, regardless of whether the price is expensive or cheap, especially when you already have a lot of income or are already rich.
I think we don't need to be too thrifty or restrain ourselves from necessities except for buying useless things as long as we have money then we have to fulfill all our needs and desires with the best things.

When we are rich or have a large income it doesn't mean we have to save excessively, that's what we have to remember, giving the best things is also an appreciation for ourselves after being able to do many things, so I think it should be done for yourself.