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You don't need money to put into savings. I was with you except for that; having savings is important, especially if the company fails.
by dpapathanasiou 16y ago
You don't need money to put into savings.
I was with you except for that; having savings is important, especially if the company fails.
- joshuacc 16y agoI think he meant that you don't need to be putting current income into savings.
- dedward 16y agoIt's a matter of financial opinion I think - putting a percentage of your income, whatever that's a little or a lot, into your long-term savings should be a mandatory thing for most people - like food and shelter. It's money you never touch - it need not be a lot, but it's not something you should simply stop doing just because you're cutting corners - it's more important in the long run than people often give it credit for.