saving something for the rainy day is a good habit. do you believe in spending all your pocket money aur saving a part of it why should we save write a paragraph on it
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During those days, my parents used to give me a monthly allowance for my entertainment-related activities. I usually spent that pocket money on movies and outings with friends. Needless to say, most of it was spent in the first couple of weeks of the month. The second half of the month was spent doing activities that required little or no cash. Saving some part of my pocket money never even crossed my mind. Until one fine day when I heard about the concert of a happening band to be held in my city. By the time concert tickets went on sale, I had run out of my pocket money for the month. I didn't have any money left to buy the tickets. I did eventually emotionally blackmail my mom into giving me an advance on my next month's allowance, but had I been saving, I wouldn't have needed to do that.
Thankfully, that incident got me into the habit of saving. It wasn't even much - it began with 5 per cent of my pocket money and graduated to 10 per cent of my salary when I started working. Even that much is enough, because as the saying goes - something is better than nothing.
The habit has stayed with me over the years. I invest a definite part of what I earn every month. This, after I have accumulated an adequate amount in a separate bank account to take care of emergencies. I also have a fixed amount earmarked for my insurance premiums.
This habit of saving has allowed me to be prepared for all sorts of rainy days. Be it slight rains or flood situations, I have my umbrellas, windcheaters and gum boots ready. After all, it's better to stay dry than to try and get dry after getting wet. Or in the words of another idiom - better to be safe than sorry.
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