Money matters
I’d like to talk about money matters. Well, everybody knows, that a large proportion of money teenagers get from their parents. So do I, I get a great part of my money from pocket money and just a tiny minority from gifts of money. My pocket money is a modest 3 eurus a week. Besides, I spend a vast majority of money for lunch during lessons, also I spend on clothes or books. Talking about saving money. I am really trying to save as many money as I can. So, what is left from pocket money or gifts I put in the box and like that I’m saving. My savings have reached a significant amount of 700 euro. I’m planning to spend my money on computer or on another gadget. For now, I can’t afford a good computer, but in future I will work a part-time job during summer and if I earn a good salary, I will buy it. Now about lending money to another people. Personally, I don’t often lend money to another’s, but sometimes, if it’s really necessary, I lend to my friends or family members. But as I said, I don’t lend because you take a risk to demonstrate: if friend is short of cash, he won’t return you your money, because he won’t have it at all. On the other hand, sometimes I borrow money from my family too. But I don’t do it often because I don’t like then I am owe to somebody.
To cut a long story short, I’d to say that today money is everywhere and it’s a very important part of our life. But we have to remember that not always money makes people happy.