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Let’s discuss everyone’s own methods of managing finances

2009-10-31View Original

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Newcomers who have just started working don’t earn much. Does anyone have any investment strategies? Besides covering their own expenses, what investments do they make with their monthly salary? Let’s discuss practical financial management methods and share them with each other
Reply #22009-10-31
I don’t have much money either these days, so I just buy some stocks following the trend
Reply #32009-10-31
Not enough money to spend; no investments... pitiful...
Reply #42009-10-31
Don’t save money – money kept in storage will never generate more money. Buy some stocks instead; only by investing it can you earn more back~~
Reply #52009-10-31
If you ignore financial management, wealth will ignore you; I hope everyone will exchange more ideas on how to manage finances!
Reply #62009-10-31
I have been working for a year now; my income from work is 30,000, and I earn 60,000 from stocks. I generally don’t spend much money – I eat in the cafeteria and rarely go out to restaurants. I think the food I cook at home isn’t much worse than that served in restaurants, and it’s also much cleaner. I only bought two sets of clothes in a year, using the gift cards given by the company for New Year’s and other holidays. I also use shopping cards to buy everyday necessities. I don’t smoke or drink, but I don’t drink excessively either. Usually, it’s only consumed during social gatherings or holidays. The main expenses in January are food and transportation. However, there’s no need to rush on the bus for commuting, as the company provides vehicles for travel to and from work. The only transportation expense is going to another city to see my girlfriend. But the fare for just a round trip is 60 yuan, haha! Isn’t that a great saving? If you earn less now, you have to spend carefully; it’s essential for young people to go through a process of capital accumulation. Friends, work hard and money will come naturally; never blame others! Hehe!
Reply #72009-10-31
I want to invest too, but I don’t know how. I don’t have that much money for stock trading, nor am I that bold. I want to set up regular investments in funds; I’m not sure if that’s possible
Reply #82009-11-01
Hehe, I’m now in my senior year of college and have just started working; my salary is very low. I plan to use the money I earn this semester to buy a digital camera for my sister. She’s been very kind to me, but I used to be mischievous when I was younger, and now I want to thank her properly. I’ll start managing my finances once I can earn money next semester. I’ve learned some financial knowledge at school, and I also tried trading stocks with my teacher for a while; it felt pretty good. It seems that there are still many seafood enthusiasts who trade stocks; should we create a finance section? :) Hello everyone, let’s keep exchanging ideas
Reply #92009-11-01
In fact, trading stocks doesn’t require much money either; it’s best not to use too much capital at the beginning, as both profits and losses are part of the learning process*

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