Money is meant to serve, not to control. This proverb is old, but it has a point. Some might argue that you have a different view. It probably depends on whether you are someone with a lot of money or a lot of money. Or are you someone who does not have much money?

In addition to better health, more money, success … etc.

Pray for.

o Yes, rich people who have succeeded or are succeeding in business, or are in a well-paid and very prestigious position, have the goal from the beginning to live materially better than ordinary workers. Perhaps they also want to do it for the people, for the world …… or vice versa…… Even wars are probably among those who donate money to good causes.

[The people who control our money are trying to change the terms of payment and communication. And as for the Czech law, it is a chapter in itself. The laws that directly affect our finances have recently changed significantly. In particular, consumer credit laws have become much stricter for both businesses and consumers.

o Perhaps we are all trying to make as much money as possible. Most people who have money invest it, save it, or spend it on useless things. The middle class has a hard time setting aside money for contingencies and vacations. But the lowest class, pensioners, and the disabled actually get paid from their paychecks. Here is some good advicethat is very important for them. From what. You can advise.

The sad thing is according to the latter, people are very much in debt. Perhaps unnecessarily. The good news is that employment has increased and people are now able to pay off their debts.

But more worrisome – very young people are in debt, mostly students. And they cannot pay their financial obligations properly. They need more money. For example, new clothes, textbooks, dormitories or rented housing, new computer equipment, entertainment, medicine, etc. In addition to studying, many of them have to earn extra money in their leisure time. Of course, that is quite demanding for them, but this school-to-responsibility is not a bad thing for them.

Probably everyone sooner or later reassesses what is important in their life. We pursue money and enjoy all the conveniences that money can give us. Or to be thrifty, to make it count, to live in peace, with joy, and contentment. Of course, sometimes we worry about not having enough money. But that is life.

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