Saving money since adolescence is very useful for the future. Personally, I could not agree more with
this
idea because not only does it help you to buy your own things, but it Linking Words
also
gives you independence from your parents.
So many people spend enormous quantities of money in their youth on useless items , Linking Words
such
as new clothes each month or the newest phone on the market. Small expenses like trash food can seem irrelevant at the beginning, but Linking Words
then
, when you calculate how much you spent in a year, the amount is terrifying. Linking Words
Instead
of that, if you save money and you arrive at a certain age with significant wealth, you are able to buy things like your first car or maybe your first house. Linking Words
For example
, a study done at the University of Alabama showed that 75% of people between 25 to 35 years old regret spending that quantity in their youth because after that, it became so much difficult for them to allow themselves little luxuries.
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On the other hand
, apart from helping to buy material things, it gives you a feeling of independence from your parents from a young age. It is very common to see how teenagers sometimes have part-time jobs to earn their first wages and , in Linking Words
this
way , not depend on their parents for their expenses. Linking Words
Furthermore
, it rewards these teenagers with the feeling of being self-sufficient and knowing how much work it takes to gain some capital in order to make them more grateful. Linking Words
For instance
, when I was 15 years old, I started working as a waiter in the evenings and with my wage, I used to pay when I wanted to go out at weekends. Linking Words
This
made me more conscious about the economy and made me feel better about myself.
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To conclude
, I totally agree with the idea of saving capital from a very young age to pay your own expenses and, Linking Words
above all
, not depending on someone to pay it all for you, because it will help you in the future.Linking Words