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4 Reasons Living Below Your Means Might Not Be the Right Choice for Your Money


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Published in Business and Finance on Tuesday, January 7th 2025 at 18:00 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • There is so much financial advice out there -- and everyone talks about living below their means. But how can that affect your money in the long run? "I've spent years advising people on the

The article from MSN Money discusses four reasons why living below your means might not always be the best financial strategy. Firstly, it highlights that quality of life can suffer if one excessively restricts spending, potentially leading to missed opportunities for personal growth or enjoyment. Secondly, investing in oneself through education, health, or career advancement might require spending more than one's current means, which could lead to higher future earnings. Thirdly, inflation means that money saved today might not have the same purchasing power in the future, suggesting that sometimes spending on assets or investments that appreciate could be more beneficial than saving. Lastly, opportunity costs are considered; by not spending on potentially lucrative investments or experiences, one might miss out on significant financial or personal gains. The article suggests that while living below one's means is often touted as a path to financial freedom, it's important to balance this with strategic spending that could enhance one's life and financial future.

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