Motivation to be a frugal/cheapskate?
Good morning Family. Happy Easter. here are some suggestion of why people are motivated to be a frugal cheapskate see if anyone of these are your reason to.
Like a lot of people, I have anxiety about growing old and
not having the means to support myself. I've been focusing hard on making good
decisions lately. I now have an emergency fund and I am sending extra money to
the student loan people. It's definitely going to be a marathon and not a
sprint, though. So, what motivates you guys? Anybody else have a moment when
the light bulb
I think its fear. for some reason, I am afraid of not being
financially secure. I am afraid that something can change with my financial
situation and I want to build up as much protection as possible. this is even
considering that I have a lot more security in my financial situation than most
people. the fear is still there.
I was raised to be more frugal
than I am.
I think what influenced me more
than anything was looking at other people as examples of what not to be
It became a game for me when I
was having tough times.
My motivation: my income level.
Frugality is a fun challenge,
and there are so many other things to do with my money than pay full prices on
things I don't need really.
having a good retirement, to retire early and be relatively wealthy
having a good retirement, to retire early and be relatively wealthy
Security.
I enjoy the challenge of seeing
how well I can live while spending the least.
I was raised that way.
being frugal brings peace of mind for me.
being frugal brings peace of mind for me.
1) Peace of mind
2) Saving
3) Investing
4) Freedom
The idea is to know what your expenses are ahead of time. Once you get a money management system down, although you actively manage it, it basically runs itself. This means that you become a free radical that can do whatever you want. The less I spend, the more money I can make via investments (potentially). That is not to say I am the greatest penny-pincher ever, but the system I use helps provide for all of the above.
2) Saving
3) Investing
4) Freedom
The idea is to know what your expenses are ahead of time. Once you get a money management system down, although you actively manage it, it basically runs itself. This means that you become a free radical that can do whatever you want. The less I spend, the more money I can make via investments (potentially). That is not to say I am the greatest penny-pincher ever, but the system I use helps provide for all of the above.
Have a Great Cheap Cheetah Week!
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