Sociology, asked by navyababu, 10 months ago

differnce betwreen hoarding and saving money

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Answered by rakhi123436
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If you are keeping away money in order to delay consumption for something specific (e.g. retirement or investment)  - then it's saving. So, you are saving towards something that's an investment for a better future. 

If you are keeping the money away because you believe there will be a shortage of money in the future, then you are hoarding. This comes from a scarcity mindset and you will ultimately end up resisting spending money even on the things that you really need.

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Answered by komalchoudhary539
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difference between saving money and hoarding.
The outcome of these two focuses is disparate, depending on the mind-set of the saver and hoarder.

A hoarder believes that a limited amount of resources is reason enough to hoard without spending. This is embedded in the fear of going broke.

Conversely, the intention of saving is to set aside a sum on money for a specific purpose or to fulfil a future goal. By saving money, you’re making an investment for a brighter future. You believe in the ability of attracting opportunities and abundance through saving to increase your wealth and ensure long-term growth.

To explain in an analogy, hoarding is if you stuff all your money in a mattress while saving is to put your funds in a bank to earn interest.
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