Spenders and Savers
Living in this economy today it seem like money is everything,without it you’re nothing.People tend to look at you differently if you did have money. Spenders thinks that money is everything , while savers hold onto every penny they got. Spender and savers both have to maintain their money,and depend on money .While savers have a better chance of holding on to the money the spenders.
Being a spender is more of a disadvantage because a spender uses most of all their money on entertainment like eating out ,going to the movies or out to bars .Spenders will consent to going on dates with friend or their boyfriends or girlfriends without thinking much of if they overspent in the month.Spenders will not plan on how much they will spend each month. Spenders tend to think of short term plans .Spenders say why bother saving money for the future when there’s a world of endless gadgets and gizmos and other amazing thing that can 't be bother to wait in being brought.I 'm a big spender,having to save money is so hard for me every time I see something nice I have to have it.I work in a clothing store in the mall I get paid every Friday ,when ever i say that paid check for $200 dollar for every two week of work, I Spend that paid check by the end of the week on buying food ,clothes , and makeup that I probably don 't need ,but I kept on spending and spending without thinking about what will happen just two week ago I had a an overdraft in my bank account that had my bank account under - 173.86 dollars which came at a big stock for me cause it never happened before. Which taught me if I keep spending my money with saving that incident could happen again by maintaining my money will help me become a better saver.
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...smart savers, starting to save is the most hardest part but it the most important thing in saving,I 'm still Learning how to save my money and become a big savers instead of a big spender.
In the end being a big spenders come to a every disadvantage, while being a saver allows them to enjoy their future with having to worry about how much they need to spend today like spenders would need to do if they keep spending all of their money on buying clothes,shoes,cosmetics ad going out every night with their friends , boyfriends or girlfriends they won 't have enough money for future expenses. Consequently,due to inflation and illimitable wishes we have to learn to be frugal saver then to be extravagant spender with a limited income . Only remember to not become overly stingy or you will become unwelcoming and miss out in all of the joyful things in your precious life.
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People need money to live, and enough to buy the basic goods one needs to survive, but everybody wants more money. More money means an easier life. The more money one has, the more money one wants, as is shown in the story, "The Rocking Horse Winner" by D. H. Lawrence.
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Money is essential for our everyday lives and people have to face choosing whether to save up or spend their money. Of course earning our money can difficult considering that it is a necessary asset that affects every aspect of our life. Every day we see people working hard to earn as much money as the can. However how they use using the all the money earned is a frequently debated topic have seen many people who earn money and can no restrict themselves from spending .They usually act like wild animals fighting for food and being separating from the delusions of business. People are usually confused and frustrated by the amount money the use in a week without knowing that their daily impulse buying objects have piled up. Although it can be very hard to control there are many easy steps to stay away y from spending and instead saying up. Setting a goal, recording the amount you spend and even lowering your expenses can be small steps that will lead to great success in saving for the future
In my conclusion, it is very important to save for the beneficiary of the upcoming future. Simply setting aside a percentage of the income received each paycheck will be the backbone to an unexpected situation. Emergency reasons, retirement, and luxury spending can all be obtained if one is mindful of their spending. Money is the biggest cause of stress in America today and mindful everyday spending can lead one to experience real financial freedom. The earlier an individual begins to save in life, the more financially stable they will be in their