By: Tim Kelly
Our societies are made up of a variety of people. When talking finance, there are people who live for the day and those who believe in saving for tomorrow. Either category depends on something we all work for – a pay cheque. The date of receipt of a pay cheque is commonly termed as a Payday. Paydays are generally fixed. With the direct debit facility – most of us find that opportunity to splurge, the day our bank balances have that additional weight. Although, nowadays, with the umpteen household chores and expenses awaiting us; that opportunity seems to be a bizarre dream. With monthly bills, credit card dues, groceries and other costs at the beginning of the month, we are often left with a rather small bank balance. And now, what if calamity strikes?? What if we face an unexpected financial emergency or a necessary financial requirement?
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