Thursday, April 11, 2019

What Is The Cost? Comments

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Money is to save for the future,
more virtuous than impulse buying.
Who respects a spendthrift?
Yet who wants to knowScrooge?
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Michael Walker
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Simone Inez Harriman 22 April 2019

A poem which imparts great advice...to sleep on it...impulse buying can be disastrous. There is a happy medium. It can be almost impossible to save money these days...so I'm a fan of compulsive savings, such as kiwisaver. No plastic credit card for me...just couldn't afford it.

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Michael Walker 23 April 2019

You make a very astute comment. Dealing with money is hard, but you cannot avoid it. I was a little late to join the kiwisaver, now I wish I had. The ideal which I strive for is the 'happy medium'-between saving and spending.

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Julia Luber 15 April 2019

Very tame and reserved for a poem about money. Clearly on a 'saving' streak.

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Michael Walker 16 April 2019

Fair enough. If you write a poem about money I would like to read it. Thanks.

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Rajnish Manga 13 April 2019

Amazing poem. Practical guide for a middle class person about how to use his savings or money in a judicious manner. It's nice that you have shared what you have learnt trough your first-hand experience: Buying expensive goods.... Impulse buying is not all that it seems. I have never had a credit card, never had an overdraft.

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Michael Walker 16 April 2019

A very encouraging assessment, thanks. I did base this on personal experience throughout a lifetime. I have usually bought wisely, but I have made plenty of mistakes too. I find extra care is needed around buying a car or, say, a lounge suite. I find grocery shopping easy. Happy Easter.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 13 April 2019

Money is there to save for the future, more so than spending in the present I think. Who respects a spendthrift? But who wants to know a miser like Scrooge? ........these beginning lines are to the point. It is really a beautiful poem with right information. Thanks for sharing.

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Michael Walker 16 April 2019

Thanks for such a perceptive assessment and quoting the most significant lines. It is all grounded on personal experience with money all my life.

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Mahtab Bangalee 11 April 2019

The secret is to avoid the two extremes. Buy things which you like, think about it before swiping the plastic fantastic..../// yeah; absolutely wrote

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Michael Walker 16 April 2019

I'm glad that you agree with me. Yeah right. Regards to you.

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