Gli 8 acquisti della classe media che ti tengono povero

Everyone knows a Martina. Martina graduated with excellent grades, earns a decent wage, drives a shiny new car , and does smart things like waiting for sales to buy, buying everything on sale, and doing her math at the supermarket. Oh, and by the way, I also bought a house. So why ca n't Martina ever move on? Now,

the twist is that these very purchases are the problem, because what you've been taught to believe are smart financial moves may be the very things that keep you stuck in that hamster wheel. In this video, we look at eight typical middle-class purchases that silently drain your net worth and keep you stuck. If you have

n't met yet, I'm Chiara, a certified financial educator who helps individuals and families improve their relationship with money in a simple, practical, and sustainable way. Here on the channel I share financial education content to help you better understand how to [music] manage, save, organize, and invest your money. So, if these topics interest you, subscribe to the channel and

activate the bell, so you stay updated on upcoming videos and the content I publish. Point number one, buy cheap, low- quality stuff. So, a few months ago I was looking for a burgundy bag to add to my wardrobe. I had seen this beautiful bag but it cost more than €1000 and at that moment I didn't feel like spending that

amount, so I opted for a very nice similar bag that I found online for about €15, something like that. I wore it three times before the handle got damaged and broke. And that's where I started thinking about the concept of cost per use. The €1200 quality bag seems expensive to me, if I had used it once a