What is the financial implication of buying something that you would use in the future now?

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There are people that always buy something that they don't have immediate use for. They sure have plans to use that thing in the future. But they start buying it like weeks away or months away to when they want to use it.

What financial implications does it have to buy something that you want to use in the future now?
 
The financial implication of buying something that one would use in the future now is that it helps to save money.
Yes because you might buy it now cheaper. So you would be able to save money then when they price has gone up
 
In general, we buy consumer goods that are durable or do not expire quickly such as soap, shampoo, toothbrushes, etc., for the needs of the next few months, if we buy in a wholesale store buying in dozens will be cheaper which also means savings. Sometimes we also buy clothes and shoes to be used for the next few weeks such as for special meetings, weddings, etc. especially if the stock of goods is limited so that we do not run out of stock.
 
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