There’s a difference between going into debt by going on a lavish vacation and making simple but meaningful memories with the people you love most. Having fun shouldn’t cause you to go bankrupt, but you should also strive to spend as much time with your family and friends as possible.
After all, that’s a part of life, right? While we encourage everyone to save money for a comfortable retirement, we’re also aware that we shouldn’t let life pass us by.
You don’t have to go all out either! You could visit the zoo, a local art exhibit or drive to the beach. These are expenses worth making and years down the line you’ll be left with wonderful memories instead of regrets for not enjoying yourself when you had the chance.
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