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What are the top 5 things people waste money on?

In modern life, the habit of spending lavishly and watching others on social media is increasing.

What are the top 5 things people waste money on?
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Five Useless Expenses That Waste Your Money

Apart from lifestyle expenses, social spending has also increased. If such expenses are not controlled, savings and investments can be affected and you can get stuck in a debt trap. Therefore, it is necessary to control wasteful expenses.Warren Pappett, who is considered an investment guide, gives excellent guidance on this. In his view, it is better to avoid five types of useless expenses that can waste money:

New car: Who does not want to buy a shiny new car. However, you should avoid buying a new car that is too expensive. Why buy a depreciating item that will lose value after you buy it at a high price? An old car is enough

Credit card: Although there are many benefits to a credit card, Warren Pappett calls it a debt trap. The interest rate on credit card loans is very high. Paying only the minimum amount can be detrimental. You can save more if you do not take out a loan.

Gambling: Having a habit of believing in gambling or lottery is a bad thing. These can prevent you from working hard and not being interested in investing. Although these are attractive, they can often affect your financial discipline and cause problems. Expecting a jackpot will not change your life.

Big house: Owning your own house is essential. However, you should avoid buying a house that is too big for your needs. The cost of a big house is high and maintenance costs will increase. Therefore, buying a house that is bigger than you need for vanity is not advisable.

Crypto investment: There are many types of investment opportunities.
But you should not seek out complex investment opportunities in the hope of high returns. It is a good idea not to invest in a business that you do not understand. Therefore, it is better to avoid complex investments like crypto.

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