How to build a financial safety net
@lightlysalted (183)
2 responses
@rosie_123 (6113)
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30 Aug 07
Hello my friend, and welcome back! Haven't seen you here for a while! I must admit I'm not a savings type of person - I spend, spend, spend................! I know it is sensible to save for a rainy day, but I always think that rainy day may not happen, and, in the meantime, you might as well enjoy yourself!!
@tigertang (1749)
• Singapore
9 Sep 07
Are you a member of the Saudi Civil Service with a job for the next few generations ;). Seriously, I know what you mean about wanting to spend, spend, spend and the rainy day never comming. But unfortunately rainy days have a nasty habit of being very wet and being able to cause a damper on ones good mood.
Would be highly advisable to develop a small saving habit. It's much easier to talk about it, I know but if you do, having a nest pile would help you make it through the rainy days when they do come and may you continue being able to spend, spend, spend
@wolfie34 (26771)
• United Kingdom
8 Sep 07
I was very glad that I had the foresight to save hard when I was working, little did I know that at the age of 32 I would give up work to go back to college, I was able to live off my savings, I couldn't have done that without money at the back of me, the savings have gone now so I have to start again once I go back to work full time. I will check out the link because I am a natural born saver. Thanks
