We've all been there - having enough of your financial struggles, so the decision is made to tuck away money at the end of each month.
"Right, this is it. I'll save a tenner a week and by the end of the year, I'll be rolling in it."
Alas, once there is £60 in a pot, the idea of going out on the lash that coming Saturday is far more appealing than waiting until the end of the year to spend your savings.
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Because of this, the theory of saving money until you become a millionaire seems impossible.
It isn't (given that you're a patient and strong minded person).
This Is Money - a website that calculates how long it'd take you to become a millionaire - says that if you were to save £6.60 everyday, starting from the age of 21, then you'd finally be a millionaire by the time you're 83-years-old.
It doesn't seem all that useful. As far as I'm aware stair lifts aren't all that expensive, nor are Werther's Originals.
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According to the Telegraph, we spend £2,500 a year on lunch and snacks, so the small price of £6.60 per day doesn't seem like much. However, I'm lucky if I end the day with a penny in my pocket.
I calculated the age that I'd become a millionaire, if I was to save what would be a realistic amount to me (£5 per day), and well, it doesn't look good.
Credit: This Is Money
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I guess the idea of being a millionaire is much better than actually being one.
That is a lie. I want loads of money.
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