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How to Stop Impulse Buying Through Budgeting
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[QUOTE="Abigael, post: 334296, member: 25357"] This is very true, planning helps to maintain discipline. When you plan how to spend your money, you are better able to say no to unnecessary desires because you have non left for it. Alternatively, you can include a small amount in your budget for impulse buying. We are humans and we should accept that we are prone to desires, though you don't always have to satisfy them. You can allow yourself a small desire fulfilment while sticking to your main budget. [/QUOTE]
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