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May 3, 2018 By Tony Drew Leave a Comment
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It’s All About Saving In The Long Run

This truly is what it’s all about. But do you think people understand this? No, they don’t. You’re probably one of the people who will buy whatever they want, whenever they want, and wonder why they don’t have much money past the second week of the month. It’s because you’re not thinking about your savings in the long run, or savings at all for that matter. However, if you want to live a more comfortable life, this is what you need to be doing. You need to be actively saving in the long run to make your purchases more beneficial. If you’re wondering how you can do that, here’s a bit of information.

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Purchasing The Essentials

 

The essentials are something you can’t live without. The essentials are something we buy each year, and spend hundreds, if not thousands on. But what if we were to tell you there’s a way of saving in the long run with your essentials? Well, there is! Think about the biggest thing that you might purchase, let's say a car for example. If you want to save in the long run, you need to think about the different methods of getting your dream car. Personal car leasing is one you should consider. It allows you to buy a brand new car, or at least a fairly new one, and have it for two years as yours. You can then think about what car you would want next after the two years are up. It’s a constant cycle of having something new that we know you’re going to love. As for the everyday essentials, bulk buy. Even if you don’t feel like you need to, if something is on offer, you should always bulk buy. The savings you could make in the long run would be amazing!

 

Saving Your Money

 

Saving your money is essential. You should always be putting some money aside each month, or week if you get paid weekly, to make sure you have some sort of insurance if things go wrong. Even something as drastic as losing your job needs to be accounted for. If you get paid monthly, putting £100 aside each month will do the trick. As long as you don’t touch it, you’d have £1200 left at the end of the year! Build and build on it, don’t spend it! It might help if you get a bank account that you can’t access for a certain amount of years, you can only put into.

 

Spreading The Cost

 

Spreading the cost is something you could consider on the purchases you really need to make, but you don’t quite have the money for it at that time. For example, you come home to your fridge/freezer broke, and everything inside has spoilt. If you quickly need a new one, there are plenty of sites that offer a buy now pay later scheme. A lot of high street shops also do the same now. Whilst you’re not to get carried away with something like this, it is a great little helper if you’re struggling.

 

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