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Keeping money is the hard bit 2017-03-21 11:23:48 Post No. 1881995
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How do you draw the line between saving money and using money?
Say I wanted to learn German. I could do it for free using my own resources, but I know that it'd be 100x easier, quicker, and resoundingly more successful if I take up a class and join a club to talk to other German people.
How do you draw the line?
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Whoever was playing black sucks balls
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Budget.
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>>1881998
This.
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>>1881997
dunno desu senpai
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>>1881998
What do you mean?
I'm asking whether it's viable to even put the thing in the budget in the first place.
Another example is the gym.
at the moment I have a recurring expense of $13 to go to the gym each week. could I do without that? should I do without that? where do I draw the line with "a budgetted expense" and "budget saving measures"
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>>1882040
Those are decisions you make, not some Anons on the internet.
If you can't decide shit like this you should consider a residential care home.
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>>1882040
Decide if you want to retire early and when, calculate your montly expense and what amount of money you have to save over the years to achieve it. Dont forget a little extra for emergencies. If you are clever put your savings into a big index fund. The remaining is free to use.
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>>1882036
White is fucked
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