Cause & Effect Paragraph
Saving your
money on a regular basis can have far reaching consequences in the
future. First of all, it builds a constructive habit and provides a
definite goal for your funds. Second, it creates both stronger
character and greater personal discipline as you ration out the money
you receive. Third, it puts a check on impulse spending as you try to
make sure that the finances go toward their designated purposes.
Fourth, habitually saving money is good for children because it
prepares them for managing their income in the same way they will
need to when they have bills later in life. Lastly, it creates an
emergency fund from which you can draw if hard times come and you run
out of cash. As stewards of the possessions that God has given us, I
think it is in our best interests if we teach ourselves to save money
on a regular basis.
No comments:
Post a Comment