Workplace Debate Episode 69: Spend more or save more in your youth?
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This post was last edited by gtlgtl11 on 2015-11-2 08:12. When young, one should spend more money and make more investments; the money spent is one’s own money. If no money is spent in youth, there will be nothing to spend on in old age. When young, one should save more money to have a safety net, as much money will be needed in the future – for marriage, buying a house or car, contributing to weddings and funerals, in case of illness, and for various gatherings.
The more you spend, the more you can earn. Spend it on useful things, on areas that can help you earn more – such as social interactions or investing in your education and skills improvement. Don’t spend it on things like weddings or buying a house, as these distract you from using your money wisely
Whether young or old, one should not spend money recklessly; one must know how to spend it wisely, on things that are valuable and meaningful. I reject spending money on vanity or imitating what others do. Although I’m saving money now
When young and in good economic times, it’s appropriate to spend more money on investments in worthwhile areas; when old and in economic downturns, one should spend less and save more. Investing in promising areas is something that only those with sharp insight can do well
Well, if one has money, then surely they should spend more of it when they’re young. But the problem is that most young people don’t have any money
This is related to national consumption concepts: money should be spent where it counts, especially on things that can generate income.
From the perspective of those around us, it’s not a bad thing to spend more; when you spend more, you think about ways to earn more as well, and with more spending, there are more opportunities as well.
One should spend more when young; if not, there will be no motivation to earn money! It can be said that those who don’t spend money are, in effect, the same as those who can’t earn money! ! !
One should enjoy life to the fullest. . . .
It depends on the circumstances; spend what needs to be spent and avoid spending on things that aren’t necessary. After all, there are so many areas where money is required these days (buying a house, getting married and having children, covering children’s education costs, medical expenses, etc.).
It seems we’re not yet at the point of being willful. I still need to keep saving