Even if your bank balance suggests that you’re Money man and going pretty rich. And, you
have enough to eat and merry, however wasting money is criminally stupid. Take some time out from your busy schedule and
think of all the valuable things that you could do with the wasted money and
make life better for someone else. Even if this thought doesn't click to you,
then think of what you could do with the money that would make life better for
your own future self. Time will roll out faster and things will not be the same
as they are today. The family you are going to have tomorrow might very well
wish he or she had more money in possession.
Reconsider your money
ways as early as possible because putting your money into a trash bag, and
watching it being driven off down the street in a garbage truck can’t be
sanity. Generally speaking you may not realize how much money you’re actually
wasting. Here are five signs you need to curb your spending before you send
more cash to the dump:
You Have
a Habit of Buying New Stuffs:
Do you
have this irresistible need of buying new things the moment they are out in the
market? Then, here’s is a shattering point for you. There’s always going to be
new stuffs in the market and fancy new fill-in-the-blanks with it. Commerce is
what makes the world go around, if companies stopped creating new version of
things to sell, they would go out of business. So, what do you think? Is there
a need to succumb to pulsating impulse and rush to get everything the minute it
hits the shelf and waste your money?
You Give
Too Much Importance to Things You Don’t Need:
Whenever
there’s a super Saturday offer, or free shipping day, and you’re right out
there with the rest of them, virtually or really – fighting your way through
the crowds to get your hands on stuff you never before cared. Just throw a
calculative look and see how much you might have been saving if you keep your
local department or computer store’s special sales, and you would never pass up
two-for-one coupons for things you don’t even needed.
Always Picking Up the Check:
For some people,
being able to pay for a friend’s dinner or the bill of a round of drinks is
absolutely a source of pride. But, by doing that if you’re going into debt or
putting off more expenses than you have gone too far. When you start doing
things like this your friends or family members begin to expect such treatment
and you continue to over burden yourself with excessive expenses.
