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8 Things That People Drown In Debt To Buy But Rich People Would Avoid


If you’re doing your best to repay your debts and start saving money but it’s not working, it might be a time to reconsider your attitude toward spending.

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Most of the people who have achieved genuine success in business project and investments are very pragmatic about their money spendings

Below shows what publications around the world say about billionaires, and discovered several types of purchases which the wealthy and successful prefer to avoid.

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#1.point 9 | Trendy Interior Design

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New types of furniture and interior decor appear in shops on a monthly basis.point 215 |

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As a result, middle-class people spend lots of money, trying to follow the latest trends in house interior.point 100 | Unfortunately, such design solutions tend to become outdated in just a couple of years’ time.point 189 | All of a sudden the trendy design becomes outdated and you might start redecorating again.point 269 |

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But before you do that, make sure to study a few photos of rich people’s home interior.point 81 | Quite often, when looking at successful individuals’ homes, you can’t guess how old the owners are.point 171 | The rich adhere to perennial, century-tested options.point 220 | 1

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#2.point 9 | Additional Education For Their Children

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People with an average income often hire various home tutors for their children.point 229 |

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Parents hope to reveal their child’s hidden talents, which will serve as his or her ticket to a happy, prosperous life.point 111 | Others think that the tutors will help the child achieve better grades at school.point 181 | As for rich people, they know from personal experience that excessive tutoring has little to do with achieving financial success.point 297 |

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So they allow their little ones more free time to enjoy childhood.point 59 | 1

 

#3.point 68 | Expenses To Show-Off

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This encompasses the costs of making oneself seem rich and successful.point 260 |

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These are things such as luxury banquets, business class flights, and new cars.point 67 | People who want to appear richer than they really are, spend huge sums to this effect.point 142 | On the other hand, the truly successful ones often lead very modest lives.point 206 |

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For instance, Ingvar Kamprad, the founder of IKEA, always flew economy class and drove an old Volvo.point 90 | As for the Queen of England, Elizabeth II saves electricity at her Buckingham Palace residence.point 179 | 1

 

#4.point 188 | Buying Your Children Lots Of Fancy Toys

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People with average incomes often pamper their children, they buy stuff on their little ones’ slightest whims, filling their rooms with trendy new toys.point 242 |

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However, well-to-do people prefer reasonable expenses and don’t buy their offspring a new doll or play set just because it’s being advertised on TV.point 137 | 1

 

#5. Loans, Fees, And Penalties For Late Payments

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Rich people don’t take out loans and never lose money on fines, penalties, and commissions for one simple reason: they always pay everything on time, avoiding delays. As billionaire investor, Mark Cuban said, ’If you use a credit card, you don’t want to be rich.”

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#6.point 9 | Latest Versions Of Popular Electronics

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A wealthy person will not rush out to buy the latest model of a trendy smartphone or watch even if his or her electronic is out of fashion, time-worn, or obsolete.point 305 |

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Millionaires use different reasoning when it comes to making purchases: they ask themselves whether the expenditure will be worthwhile at this particular moment.point 147 | As for electronic gadgets, they become outdated and depreciate in value way too quickly.point 230 | 1

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#7.point 9 | Extended Warranty

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It’s the people with modest incomes who usually accept extended warranty offers when buying new products.point 228 |

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They worry about the possibility of the product breaking down and as a result, choose to overpay to be on the safe side.point 112 | In fact, this is hardly necessary; according to U.point 160 | S.point 162 | News Money, manufacturer warranties are more than enough.point 212 | 1

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#8. Expensive Real Estate

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Buying luxury houses at inflated prices is a dubious investment. That is why rich people prefer to buy promising real estate while it’s still cheap to make a profit later on when its price skyrockets.

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