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Figure Out How Long You Have to Save

Figure Out How Long You Have to Save

The best way to think about this step is to figure out when you’ll need to make your purchase, then divide that time period into months or weeks.

For example: If you tend to spend about $1,000 on a new phone every two years. If you do the math, you’ll find that to save $1,000 in two years; you’ll need to save approximately $41 per month.

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What Is Opportunity Cost

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