“Unraveling the Price-Crunching Mindset: 8 Surprising Childhood Experiences That Shape Your Shopping Habits”
Now, they don’t just spend money; they invest it wisely. They compare prices not out of obsession but out of habit—a habit born out of necessity and carried through to adulthood.
If you find yourself constantly comparing prices, it might just be a testament to your resilience and your ability to turn adversity into strength.
5) They had role models who were savvy spenders
Growing up, I was surrounded by savvy spenders. My grandma, in particular, was a master at stretching a dollar.
She’d always tell me, “It’s not about how much money you make, it’s about how much you save.” That stuck with me.
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