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Benefits of a Sinking Fund

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A sinking fund is money that we set aside or save for specific purposes, such as traveling, investing, buying a car/house, buying a laptop/smartphone, etc., accumulated over a certain period until the funds reach the required nominal value.

The sinking fund concept can be applied not only to business but also to personal finance. There are several benefits of a sinking fund, such as:
1. Achieving/obtaining desires for activities/products that require a large amount of money.
2. Improving discipline.
3. Calming your mind.
4. A clear timeframe for achieving your goals.

Do you also have a sinking fund for a specific goal?
 
Yes, I totally agree with that concept. Personally, I do have something similar to a "sinking fund," and I find it to be one of the smartest tools for managing personal finances. Sometimes I simply call it a "goal fund," but the idea is the same: setting aside money each month for a specific goal without touching emergency savings.
The best thing about this method is the sense of control it gives you. For example, if I want to upgrade my computer or take a trip, I no longer see it as a big, stressful expense, but rather as an achievable goal step by step. Plus, it teaches you financial discipline without feeling limited, because you're saving with purpose.
 
I too agree with you on that. I have a sinking fund that l planned to save a certain amount of money to purchase a grill door for my house. I had started saving from the January of this year. The saving goal would have been completed by December this year.
 
Yes I have it but it's not as easy as it sounds. I often run out of money before I reach my goal. Discipline is a problem. But I'm still trying. My goal is to buy a good camera. I know it will take time but it's better than borrowing. Sinking funds are very helpful if you're willing to be patient.
 
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