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My tips are:
-) slow and steady wins the game
-) buy low sell never to build great passive income ; P
-) keep yourself up to date what the best projects are to invest in
!PGM
!ALIVE
!LOLZ
!BBH

My savings tips are:

1. Make a plan to get to the goal
2. Stick to the plan
3. Be consistent

Also make sure to have plenty of !BEER

Thanks a lot for the nomination and rewards, congrats to the other winners 👍
My participation, 1 HSBI share has been sent to @noctury and @yeckingo1

My saving tips:

• never buy a crypto to stack it, just stack what you have
• never buy a crypto to place it in a liquidity pair, use what you already have
• Beware of APR rates that are too attractive: if the value falls, you lose in the end.

!LOLZ
!BEER

Here are my tips:

1. Consider opportunity cost when choosing investments

2. Don't be afraid to take a loss if it means avoiding a larger loss or missing even more profit

3. Buy counter to market sentiment, based on fundamentals, who runs the project, past history, etc.

Congratulations to our nominees! 😁

Congratulations to @servelle, @noctury, @yeckingo1, and @successchar on being nominated the Saver of the Week. I leave here below the prize for my small sponsorship of this initiative:

Take care everyone and have a wonderful weekend.

Awesome Artikels
Thanks you very much to everyone especially @hoosie for these picks!
Congratulation @servelle @noctury @yeckingo1 @successchar

My 3 Tipps:

1. Do your own Research
2. DO your OWN Research
3. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH

to be true, this IS the most important part everytime.

Cause i won't go the easy way Here are two more:

2.1) First think about your Goal and than think about a way to get there.
First running may cause an way bringing you to a Point you won't get to.

3.1) Never be afraid to ask. If you know someone that has reached your Goal already, ask how he got there and what miskates he made. Learn from these and try to make it better. But beware, you are the only one going your way and every way is individually. There is no blueprint for you, but there are always equal parts.

!LOLZ

Wow! A whole year of Savers of the Week posts highlighting our wonderful community of savers and bringing extra rewards to everyone. Thank you @hoosie for organising, to all the amazing sponsors and everyone for taking part!

Here's to the next successful year of saving!

!LUV

Thank you so much for this article on the saving attitude when should reinforce on the platform
How can one Hiver know if he is registered on the Saver list?
Peace

Congrats. My only advice:

Be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be clever.

This is the best approach to crypto.

Thank you for choosing me this week and congratulations to everyone else.
There are my tips that are a bit general.
1st Set an ambitious but realistic goal.
2nd Make a plan to achieve it.
3rd Execute it and persevere until you have achieved your objective
And finally have a beer looking at the horizon satisfied.

Ooo that's very nice to see everyone's saving tips, great idea to bundle them in a post.

My top saving tips are:

1. Automation - even the most disciplined of us have moments of tiredness, low motivation, time restrictions and what not. If the savings are automated it takes action to not save and makes saving the norm even when you don't think about it. Setup monthly transfers just after the money comes in and you're golden.

2. 24hr cooldown on new buys - whenever you think of buying something don't immediately do so but wait for 24 hours, many people buy stupid useless shit they don't need or later regret because they act on impulses instantly (in part because of marketing tactics). By forcing yourself to have a 24hr cooldown the likelihood of a bad buy decreases which saves you money and space in your home.

3. Increased income=increased savings - whenever your income increases make sure to decide on a portion of this extra income to add to your savings. Depending on your cost and standard of living this can be a large chunk of the increase or a more modest part if getting by was hard to begin with. For many at some point it's just adding luxury on luxury and hardly makes life more enjoyable in which case increasing savings is a no-brainer. Vice versa if getting by is rough the more important to keep building the savings and create more freedom that way!

My tipps are:

• Spend only what you can afford to loose
• The half of you spend should be in a save form (for example stock forms), the other half in a more volatile form like crypto
• Be partient but not greedy

And here are my rewards for the nominees (@servelle, @eddie-earner since i can not reward myself, @yeckingo1, @successchar ):

my top 3 tips are these:

1. Be minimalist, its a bit different than stingy but you can consider it is the same. do not buy or spend more than you need.
2. Have some plans, short term, mid, or long and include exit plan. align them with your goal and your resource. Don't bite what you can't bite
3. Once a while, introspect and review yourself... whether the plan is working or not, whether you have to revise your plan or not... things always change, fortune and bad luck come and go as they like.

ok thats all... and don't forget always be healthy and be happy

Morning
My entry article for the week on Hive saver Saturday
Oadissin article
My tips
. Be patient
. Take wise actions
!PIZZA
Regards

Great update @hooise - thank you !

Since everyone's coming up with saving tips (and all the ones I've seen are awesome), here are a couple from me;

1. You will make mistakes. Honking great clangers of mistakes. Accept them. Don't beat yourself up over it, but also make sure you learn from them.

2. Treat any fiat you invest into crypto as gone. Then, if it comes back to you, it's a bonus. This is a slightly more refined take on the "don't invest more than you can afford to lose" mantra we hear so often.

3. Keep good records. It's useful to have an audit trail if you need to pay tax on crypto gains, but more importantly it gives you a backlog of information to help make future investment decisions - it can show you what worked, and what didn't. But never include anything in your records that might allow your accounts to be compromised (you never know when someone at Google might do a search on everyone's Google Docs looking for crypto keys).

Well-deserved SBI's on their way 😁

Many many congratulations to the winners.

My Saving and Investment Tips

1. Earning Hive Rewards. Be Active. Publish quality content on Hive. Research and understand various ways to earn, including delegating, leasing Hive Power (HP); Resource Credits (RC); and other tokens to individuals, projects, and communities. Doing so will earn you either daily, weekly, or monthly passive income in the form of liquid or tokens. Then, engage, curate, and support other Hive members to help them and yourself earn rewards for this activity. Finally, stay abreast of your activities to make timely decisions on adding, decreasing, or divesting yourself in a timely manner of any project that you feel doesn't meet your standard of care of is failing.

2. Diversify your wallet. Just like offline life, never keep all your savings and investments in one place. Remember the failed banking institutions in the U.S. where clients held all their funds in one place. The same goes for online sites and wallets. If an online site such as Ionomy goes out of business, they hold the keys to your crypto account. Make sure you have alternate storage locations for your investments, whether soft or hard wallets where only you have access to your investments. And as a backup, ensure that a trusted individual can immediately access your funds, such as a spouse or family member, if appropriate for long term planning if you are unable to access your funds.

3. Grocery and staple items. Purchase in small quantities non-perishable goods and other pantry items. If you have a buyer's club such as (Sam's / Costco / other wholesale outlet), you can stack these items if you have a place to do so safely. Buying in large quantities alleviate the fluctuations in price. Pantries and freezers are best for storing meat and freezable produce. All monies saved can be used to indulge in your crypto or other savings and investments without additional out of pocket expenses.

Hi, I've just sent my HSBI to @noctury and @successchar !

Congrats!! to all the winners!!
It is an honor to have my post recognized this week. Thanks @hoosie!

@servelle HSBI has been sent!

!DHEDGE
!PIZZA
!PGM
!BBH
!LOLZ

Sorry for my delay. The notifications for these posts get lost among all my other notifications sometimes. I need to use ecency more often to check on that.

Anyway, here you are @servelle