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How To Cultivate Savings Culture?
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[QUOTE="moonchild, post: 339349, member: 57467"] If you're used to saving money impulsively or you have a habit of not saving money for rainy days, it might affect your progress in achieving your goals, goals need money, especially tangible goals like buying a house, enrolling to a school, taking care of a family etc, life can be difficult to manage if you have to source for money anytime the need arises. There are some ways you can learn to cultivate the Savings culture, like building a buffer for yourself, for example if you're earning a salary or making an income you should learn to set aside some part of it for a rainy day, joining a cooperative can also help you cultivate a savings culture, because you're almost forced to save money every money. [/QUOTE]
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