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The 30-days rule for saving
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[QUOTE="Augusta, post: 180447, member: 25283"] If you are trying to be prudent with your savings, it might be difficult to achieve especially if you are one that loves implusive buying or just loves good deals that just come up. These kind of impromptu buying can take good chunk of your money if you are not careful. But you can curb this habit or stop it with this simple saving rule called the 30-day rule. The 30-day rule for saving is all about delaying buying anything you need for 30 days. You know how depreciating it can be for your account when you keep buying what you never intended. This method will help you save better. So with this method you would go for a specific thing after 30 days and this will be after you have ascertain that you really want the item. With this method you are actually buying what you really need and not just buying implusively. Again, you would be delaying gratification that might not be necessary and hence, you would save money. what do you think about this rule? [/QUOTE]
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