How college students use their living expenses reasonably

I think the reasonable use of living expenses is to spend living expenses on necessary expenses.

As the saying goes, money should be spent wisely. Every penny spent is a fortune lost. Most college students' living expenses come from their parents' hard-earned income. Every penny of living expenses is their parents' sweat and tears, so they should be cherished even more. To make your living expenses reasonable, you must first understand what are necessary expenses and what are non-essential expenses.

What are necessary expenses? First of all, in terms of food, drink, accommodation, and transportation, most college students mainly live in dormitories. Therefore, they do not spend money on living expenses in terms of "housing". Then, the remaining "food, accommodation and transportation" are necessary expenses. Expenditures on "travel" are generally small. Unless they are people who like to travel, ordinary people mainly spend on some luxury equipment, subways or buses. The most important living expenses for college students are spent on "food" and "clothing". "Eating" mainly takes place in the canteen. Of course, not all university cafeterias meet the tastes of various college students, and many college students will go to snack streets and other places for consumption. Spending money on “eating” is unavoidable. After all, food is the most important thing for the people, and there is no need for us to live a life of starvation now. As for "wear", many universities have clothing stores. However, with the development of network information technology, online shopping has become very common, and most college students still mainly shop online. There is nothing wrong with spending money on “wear”, it is also necessary. After all, we don’t need to live a half-clothed life now, right?

However, not all college students want their living expenses to be reasonable. Some college students have a bit of a comparison mentality and always want to be different in terms of food and clothing. For example, for "eating", you should eat the best, and for "dressing," you should wear famous brands, and ordinary ones are not acceptable. These are actually "non-essential expenses". After all, you can make reasonable arrangements for food and clothing based on your living expenses. Just eat healthily and dress appropriately. Of course, if some college students have money at home and can afford it, then just be happy. Happiness is the most important thing.

"Necessary expenditures" are also reflected in other aspects. For example, learning supplies, some majors written by college students have special requirements for learning supplies, such as art, etc. Of course we have to buy the learning supplies that need to be bought. Of course, college students will also use their living expenses to buy some daily necessities, such as paper towels, shower gel, etc. These daily necessities are also considered necessary expenses.

After we clearly distinguish what is necessary and what is non-essential, we can gradually reduce non-essential expenditures. You still have to spend money that needs to be spent, and you don’t have to spend it if it’s not necessary. It’s also great to use the money saved to buy small gifts for your parents or save it for emergencies or for other purposes.

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