Christopher D

Hello. When you have nothing planned to develope withing a business. Do you still save for the future just in case? If you do save this way it would be a lot easier because when you have a plan. The funds or most of them would already be there.

What about you guys?

Thanks,
Christopher.

William P

You should always have some money up somewhere that is not going anywhere. For funding and other possiblities. Maybe you make a wrong move, and you loose money or need to pay money off.

A strong supply of money somewhere is great to backup your business.

Emily A

Having money safe to one side that you should start saving from the very start is the best way to do it. Turn the little amounts into large investments over time.

Olivia

I always plan. Then start funding. When I feel it's a good time, and I have the right funds. I will start putting my plans into action. As long as you have lots of plans you will be okay.

OrchardInvesting

Not just for business opportunities, every dollar you save now will be worth 100 by the time you retire.

Too many younger people (and even older people) don't bother starting their retirement savings until its too late to have the maximum benefit.

Go look up a compound-interest calculator on a financial site: the last decade of interest on a typical 401k is where it accumulates the largest amount of its final value.

Matthew S

I am still at a very young age. I myself will be starting a small funding for my future. So when I am older maybe possible mid-aged my life is going to be so much easier.

Christopher D

Well I myself now am going to be starting some projects. I will hopefully be able to produce the money I owe to relatives and also profit. Also some what can be added to the side for the future.

Anybody achieved this?