When you find your savings depleted and you can’t seem to put a finger on how it vanished, it is likely that you spent your money buying fleeting things.
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True. This would have been better if the second part were more connected metaphorically to the first part: maybe ephemeral or forgettable or fleeting things.
Well yes I suppose so, we could all be guilty to a degree of senseless spending but is that really the only reason for a depleted savings account? And that assumes that everyone does have a savings account which I don’t think everyone does, better to say bank account. For if you are spending so much that you have to go into your savings account you are really overspending. And I find the saying a bit long. Wish it could be compressed. Not that you’re wrong, but there are other reasons for a depleted bank account, medical expenses for one. Catastrophic expenses another, car repairs, home repairs, things you didn’t expect to happen but have to pay for, don’t you think? Budgets are way hard to hold to, and saving money is even harder, but one must discipline themself to do so, don’t you think? Interesting quote, makes you think.
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