jmez
WKR
Kind of like Whisky said, it is all about you mindset. Even if an item is "on sale" if you don't need it then it is still too expensive. You don't "save" money buying unnecessary things.
I have been reading books and watching podcasts about money and investing, instead of hunting.
It's never too early (or too late) to start investing. I started when I was 12. Early on, every penny I made went into investing. Later on, I always gave God his share first, then I always paid myself, and everything else down from there. At 52 I am basically retired and can hunt and fish and travel whenever I want. Yep, invest when you're young. That stock account will mean a lot more to you in 30 years than all that worn out "excess" gear. Notice I said "excess"........a man's still got to have fun while living.
...... i have enough to cover just about every conceivable weather situation short of meteor showers...
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It's never too early (or too late) to start investing. I started when I was 12. Early on, every penny I made went into investing. Later on, I always gave God his share first, then I always paid myself, and everything else down from there. At 52 I am basically retired and can hunt and fish and travel whenever I want. Yep, invest when you're young. That stock account will mean a lot more to you in 30 years than all that worn out "excess" gear. Notice I said "excess"........a man's still got to have fun while living.