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How to Differentiate Necessities from Wants
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[QUOTE="Mika, post: 335297, member: 29399"] A lot of people will tell you in order to become financially stable you need to stop wasting money on unnecessary things. However, the question is how do you do that? A simple answer is to Distinguish between necessities and wants. Only spend money on your necessities and put a hold on spending on your wants and wishes. If you can do that you can easily manage your spending effectively. While breakfast cereal may be a necessity, a cup of coffee may fall under wants. If you are on limited income, you can of course cut coffee. Trimming unnecessary wants and focusing on necessities is a key strategy to curb spending and start building your saving fund. [/QUOTE]
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