I want to use this medium to greet all great Hivers. How has been your day so far, hope you are all doing good? I'm positive minded that it's all well and fine.
One thing I have come to realize is that, there are different approaches to financial spending. The amount of capital that is capable for an individual to survive in his bachelor's days is a mere chicken change when one gets married. More so, someone tends to be more careful with spending in marriage than when one is single. When I was a bachelor, there are times that I would just feel like to eat junks. Most times living on road side food.
But when one gets married, your financial spending is sure to increase by averagely multiple of three and when these are happening, the best bet is to learn how to buy things in bulk. Most especially things you use on daily basis. It's not financially advisable to buy things in bulk or wholesale. It's not advisable to take retailers as friends if it's not something you need urgently.
When one learns how to buy things in bulk, it's one of the pathways to financial stability because it will help you to save your money. Imagine, I used to buy one sachet of Milo beverage for N200, and this is something I take almost everyday. Meanwhile, a roll of Milo contains 12 sachet at wholesale price of N1,800. So compare the price of buying in bulk and buying from the retailers (nearby shop), just calculate he difference. That's the difference on only Milo alone not to talk of other food items you use on daily basis like salt, palm oil, groundnut oil, Maggi, sugar etc. By the time you do all the calculation on those items, you will realize you are wasting away your capital just for buying from retailers.
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