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Splurge Vs Save: Six Things You Don’t Want to Buy Cheap

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Saving money is something that most of us try to do where we can. From getting a good deal by shopping online to buying in bulk when items are on sale - there are plenty of opportunities to be savvy with our spending habits. However, there are certain things where saving money isn’t always the best idea. Sometimes spending less in the short term can result in more expenditure in the long term. We all have bought something cheaply and later regretted it so there are definitely things you should not buy cheap.Considering we spend around one-third of our lives asleep (and probably even longer in bed), it is with investing in a quality mattress. Sleeping well, being able to rest and recover, and having good levels of body support can improve our health and that is something worth spending money on. You don’t necessarily need a massively expensive mattress but you should avoid the really cheap ones if you can.PaintDecorating your home can very quickly become an expensive thing to do so you may want to cut back on things. Trying to save money by buying cheap paint will normally end up with you having to spend more than you would’ve done if you’d just got a more expensive and better quality paint, to begin with. Cheap paint will be thinner so will need more coats to get the appropriate coverage whereas you might actually end up using less paint with a thicker, more expensive one.&nbsp;&nbsp;UnsplashWork ClothesNo one likes spending money on work but it could be to your benefit in the long run. Most of us spend more time at work than we do at home so it makes sense to invest in comfortable and good-fitting clothes for the workplace as we will be wearing them a lot. Investing in high-quality work attire may also help you portray a professional image of yourself which could lead to a successful and very rewarding career.If you have a pet, it is well worth spending a bit more money on their food. It doesn’t have to be the most expensive brand of food but you should try to avoid the really cheap pet food. Spending money on good quality food for your furry friends will help them get the nutrition they need which will lead to better health, quality of life, and they will enjoy their food much more.ShoesA lot of people spend a huge amount of time on their feet every day so it is important they get properly looked after. Cheap shoes won’t give you the support and protection you need and your feet will suffer as a result. It’s a better idea to invest in some quality pairs of shoes as these will keep your feet in better condition, but they will also last much longer so you won’t be spending money on footwear so often.UnsplashTiresCheap tires might seem like a good idea at the time but they can be bad for your car and not to mention dangerous to you and other drivers on the road. Many cheap brands of tires last much less time than more expensive brands so you can actually end up spending more money than you would’ve done had you gone for better tires in the first place. Jeopardizing your safety to save a few dollars is never a good idea so cheap tires are not a clever purchase.

Saving money is something that most of us try to do where we can. From getting a good deal by shopping online to buying in bulk when items are on sale - there are plenty of opportunities to be savvy with our spending habits. However, there are certain things where saving money isn’t always the best idea. Sometimes spending less in the short term can result in more expenditure in the long term. We all have bought something cheaply and later regretted it so there are definitely things you should not buy cheap.Considering we spend around one-third of our lives asleep (and probably even longer...

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