andyluvsfilms
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What do you think it says about a person that keeps changing the goalposts every time he reaches his savings target? If i could be less ocd about saving money and treat myself more often im sure i would be happier.
TheWalkingDead said:I think it just says you want to feel safe and in an uncertain world having some money put by is one way of achieving that, or at least feeling you have some security (I guess if the banks imploded again...)
I guess you need to find a balance between having the money and also being able to let it go.
What would you treat yourself to? Something you could keep, or an experience? I've found over the years that I always get bored with things I buy to keep, or they end up cluttering everywhere, so would rather spend money (when I have it) on experiences such as trips away, gigs, or just meals out in nice places from time!
andyluvsfilms said:I could really do with a holiday as i havent been away for years but you're looking at around a £1000 including spending money for just a simple beach holiday and i have a hard time justifying that.
Money has always been an issue with me, maybe its because i grew up fairly poor and most of my secondary school friends had rich parents, i think sometimes i save hard because i feel i have something to prove.
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