A penny saved is a penny earned

October 31 was celebrated as World Savings Day. World Savings Day or World Thrift Day was established to inform people all around the world about the idea of saving their money in a bank rather than keeping it under their mattress.

Right from our childhood days, our parents teach us that a penny saved is a penny earned. The phrase highlights the importance of savings. Nowadays, it can be said that thrift education in developed countries, where most people save money, was a success since there are practically no people that do not yet own a bank account. If we want to see your nest egg grow, we need to encourage a savings habit. Setting money aside needs to become a way of life, instead of some sort of burden. Saving money is a good habit and should be practiced from young age because it is very important to everybody. 
Modern World Savings Day mostly focuses on the banks in developing countries, where many people are unbanked. Wealth begins with the first coin in the piggy bank. Saving is the path to success. The money saved can be used in tough times such as any emergency medical situation. There are many ways through which one can save in life, start by controlling your expenses. Saving money is worth the effort. It gives you peace of mind, it gives you options, and the more you save, the easier it becomes to accumulate additional savings. 
Saving money is an important part of providing for your child or children’s’ education. Without money, many things will not success and we will get many problem and tough in our life. All people think that money is important for them; all of us work hard to hope to can get more and more money. Saving money brings much benefit to us. So, we should save money to let us have money to use when we need. One must remember that most people who are wealthy got there through a combination of their own hard work and smart savings and investment decisions only.

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