The 30-Day Rule

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The 30-day rule is a money-saving strategy that encourages individuals to delay non-essential purchases for 30 days. When you feel the urge to buy something unnecessary, note it down and wait for 30 days before deciding. During this period consider whether the purchase is essential or if the desire fades. This approach helps curb impulse spending, promotes reflection on spending habits, and can lead to more mindful and intentional financial decisions.