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I have observed carefully that people who have a very strong savings culture always tend to have more material properties. I found out why. I realized that it is because with their savings, they are able to take advantage of distress sales by others and own those properties.
Someone urgently wants to sell his car. And if I have savings up to half of the asking price, I can pay that as a down payment for the car. That is how my savings would help get a car for cheap and quite easily.
Is it true that people with strong savings culture tend to have more properties?
Someone urgently wants to sell his car. And if I have savings up to half of the asking price, I can pay that as a down payment for the car. That is how my savings would help get a car for cheap and quite easily.
Is it true that people with strong savings culture tend to have more properties?