In the past children were taught how to save money, but today they only learn how to spend it. Do you agree?

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It is believed that in previous times children were motivated to learn ways to save
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money
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money, however
however
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recently
this
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trend is
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flipped
as children are more into spending
money
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. In my opinion,
this
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is totally the case. If the look back at our past
generations we
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generations, we
will witness that children were
encourged
inspired with confidence
encouraged
to save their
money
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and use it later for productive use. A good illustration can be that in the past children use to have piggy banks to collect their savings and they were taught to spend that
money
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to buy something productive or for leisure activities. Another way to pond in
this
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matter is that we as elders are not being
the good
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the best
example to follow by our children. We are living in the age
where owing
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where, owing
where owning
an expensive watch, fancy car or spending more is considered as supremacy.
it
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It
is the norm to spend more these days. Children learn from our actions
that is
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why they are more into spending
money
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these days. In conclusion, we are living in the era where children are spending more
money
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to fit in the society as
thats
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that's
the
trnd
a general direction in which something tends to move
trend
now.
they
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They
are not being taught to save their
money
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.

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