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How to Build Long-term Savings?

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Long-term savings require a combination of determination and discipline, among other things. Set specific, SMART goals. Would you like to save for retirement? for a business or others? Create a budget and stick to it. Determine where you can reduce costs and save more money. Don't forget to automate your savings and create an emergency fund. Avoid using your credit card because it can disrupt your savings habits. If you work 9 to 5, make sure to take advantage of your employer's perks to save money. You must be consistent if you want to succeed.
 
When you have set long-term savings, it means you are preparing for your financial needs in the future, so the first thing you need to do is create a target/goal for saving, whether for old age, children's education, buying a house, going on holiday abroad, etc. Having a target/goal will make it easier for us to calculate how much money we have to save every month. A saving target/goal will also increase motivation and discipline.
 
Long-term savings require a combination of determination and discipline, among other things. Set specific, SMART goals. Would you like to save for retirement? for a business or others? Create a budget and stick to it. Determine where you can reduce costs and save more money. Don't forget to automate your savings and create an emergency fund. Avoid using your credit card because it can disrupt your savings habits. If you work 9 to 5, make sure to take advantage of your employer's perks to save money. You must be consistent if you want to succeed.
I save small amounts that would go a long way. I don't have a credit card and spend judiciously.
 
When you have set long-term savings, it means you are preparing for your financial needs in the future, so the first thing you need to do is create a target/goal for saving, whether for old age, children's education, buying a house, going on holiday abroad, etc. Having a target/goal will make it easier for us to calculate how much money we have to save every month. A saving target/goal will also increase motivation and discipline.
It is a good idea to set aside some money for specific goals, such as saving up for your children's college education. By doing this, you will be able to figure out exactly how much money you will need to save each month. The same approach can be applied to any other goals you have in mind. This way, you can keep an eye of your progress and stay motivated to keep saving.
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You just have to find out first how legit your investment prospect it. You need to know that this a long investment so go for only those that are legit

When investing, it is essential to conduct thorough research on every investment you want to try. Since it comes with risks, invest what you can only afford to lose.
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I save small amounts that would go a long way. I don't have a credit card and spend judiciously.
Great to hear that! It is always a wise decision to spend carefully. Personally, I do not use credit cards anymore. They tend to tempt me to make unnecessary purchases, so I decided to ditch them many years ago.
 
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For me, long-term savings is like planting a tree, you water it a little every day, and eventually, it grows strong. I try to budget carefully, save automatically, and take advantage of any perks my job offers. Skipping unnecessary spending helps a lot, and over time, it really builds up without feeling stressful.
 
As an employee we are deducted for savings for SSS or GSIS pension. I started to save when I was 11 years old and started to invest at age 17 and acquired an inheritance from my parents one hectare coco farm, the proceeds go to my bank intended for retirement age savings.
 
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