Differences Between Being a Saver and a Stingy Person

💡 Surely, you've heard throughout your life that saving is one of the best habits you can acquire to keep your finances in order, in fact, in several videos in the channel we recommend saving.

Saving and not wasting money will allow you to achieve your goals in the future.
But there’s a fine line between being a saver and being stingy.

Surely it has happened to you that for saving money and not wanting to spend you have been called a cheapskate at some point, but are you really a cheapskate?

In today's video, we will see what is the difference between a thrifty person and a cheapskate?

Take a look at this video and tell us what you think.

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[-gslk]

I think we should save money wisely and spend it in moderation as a reward for all the hardwork.

[bYzrEel]

the key point is to avoid lifestyle creep and stay frugal while saving and investing

[mashudu]

Great video. But there are people who can only afford to save on necessities in spare some money. You find that they couldn't even afford to buy lunch at work. If they want to save, they will have to ration their food, sometimes limit their number of meals per day, or buy cheap clothes.

But for those who can afford buying lunch at work, leme just say those who are middle income earners it's much easier for them to cut on UNNECESSARY spending without reducing their quality of life.

[rglrsam]

Appreciate the effort, but the content or ideas discussed were too shallow to entertain above average IQ imo.