Guilt before buying

I'm a 25-year-old making 1.10L a month. I invest 70K in SIPs, 15K in fixed deposits, and use the remaining 25K for food, rent, gym, etc. I've saved up 5L so far. I want to buy Jordans for 9K, but I feel guilty as soon as I add them to my cart and end up talking myself out of it, thinking it could go towards my savings instead. How do you all buy things like iPhones, iPads, or Jordans without feeling guilty or worrying about your savings?😅

insideoutt

5mo

works at

IBM

Keep it in the cart. Open a RD for 9 months Put 1k every month into that deposit After 9 months use it to buy what you want.

a team lead

5mo

Wait till it gets out of stock😂

healthymethi

5mo

student at

Amity University

I'm 23 and unemployed. When I was 19 I was getting 18k. How the hell people are getting so much high salaries.

cerealkiller

5mo

works at

HNI Corporation

Guilt is good as this suggests that you are mindful about spending money. Spend 10 or 20% of your salary on wants. Not necessarily every month but as a whole. Further, You don’t take money with you on pyre or in grave. Live a little and for god sake you are just 23.

a scrum master

5mo

U can pay in emi, and reduce ur sip till u complete this emi.

thestranger

5mo

works at

Ernst & Young

Luxury is temporary, wealth is permanence That being said, fly to Vietnam get a first copy Jordan on the down low Worked for me😁

corporatenavigator

4mo

works at

Deloitte