Are you a saver or a spender?

[Fitness-Fanatic]

Or, do you spend a little money , and also save a little?

[jennifer_bloom]

I'm a spender. I spend everything I need and at the end of the month I donate what I have left over or buy gifts for friends and family with what I have left over and if I have A LOT left over I might throw a party for my friends. The point is I never save anything.

[melanieeeB]

Spender, but I do try to become more of a saver , so I can spend it on more expansive stuff that I want haha

[melanieeeB]

*expensive stupid autocorrect lol

[genericname85]

i'm a spender. i only save a small amount of money for emergencies, cause every money you save is lost money, as money loses value over time.

[xcbrendy]

I'm a delivery driver so I usually spend my tips but save most of my salary

[wolfcat87]

I have a live every day like it's your last policy. I will pay all of my bills on time, but then I spend like a rich *itch. I have no problem saving if I have a solid short term goal to save for. Saving long term is not my thing at all. The only way to get me to invest long term is to send me to college, which I am attending now (investing in my earning potential), or buy me houses to rent out. I LOVE houses! I want at least 20-30 total before I die. Then I may trade up the ones I'm not in love with for an apartment complex.

[ParadoxicallyDorky]

I'm a saver. I am weirdly good at convincing people not to buy things. I'm like a reverse salesman (or saleswoman, I suppose). Whenever I got to the store with my mom, I am usually the one who persuades her not to buy something, or to buy less of something.
I think the reason I like to save money is because I feel guilty spending it. When I do spend, I buy things second-hand most of the time.

[ZanyInternetName]

I save money overall, but I am not going to pass the marshmallow test even today. I buy minor things on impulse but nothing major. Since I don't have high expenses I am slowly saving (I also don't have a high income, so it mostly balances out).

[Halligan]

I’m a thrifty spender. We have no money right now to save, but I can stretch the money we have nicely with BOGO sales. Have to when you’re considered poverty and have disabled kids.

[CatInLove]

3rd option. I earn enough to save and still live quite comfortably. I usually can buy things I like. As long as i can save some (around 15%), I'm ok.

[Red-Blaze]

A saver
I try to save where I can
I want to be able to invest in hope that one day I will not have to worry

[TheBootyChest]

Saver mostly. But today I spoiled a friend with Victoria Secret and another friends bday is in 2 weeks. So might do it again.

[XxBunniLuvXx]

Both. I'll have money saved to the side for emergencies but I'll use whatever I got outside of that to go broke for stuff I don't need

[EmmaMary]

It's always been spend a little, save a lot.
Even more so now that we're getting married in November.

[NatePsychologyMajor]

Saver, something important is going to come up sooner or later, I need to be ready. Or I just may want to take a vacation and leave on the spot.

[pizzalovershouse]

when insane money it goes for new clithes I need so I only buy important things an hardly splurge sept for my birthday I buy things I like with my birthday money

[rebecca10127]

spend, i try to save but every time i go out with my girls or boyfriend i become broke

[Shutupman]

Big Time saver, but I've finally learned it's okay to spend it too.

[Synttacks]

I save? Mostly because if I'm not spending thousands I don't feel like it is worth it... And if it is thousands then I talk myself out of it.

[KeepCalmAndHaveHope]

A big saver like having a Ira, big savings account and spend when I need something or a gift for myself once a year

[kaskas19]

Saver. I usually only spend in emergencies or on other people.

[Chrisdl]

I always put 100 or 50 at the lowest in savings then 60 for entertainment and everything else is for the week

[Kiels01]

Women spend their man's money and save their own.
Men just don't see their money to have any option.

[Nabzilla]

Spender. I ain't dying with money in the bank. And I could die tomorrow.

[byusuri]

I spend whatever I have in my account. So, I take the automatic deductions in my paycheck to save for retirement.