There’s a lot of talk going around about putting your investment money into things like jewelry or art instead of the markets, is there any competitive advantage putting your money in a traditional savings and investments account has over unconventional investment/savings approaches?
Lesson number 9: Paper Mache
The other day I heard a young person say “my bank balance is paper-thin.” Although I can’t relate to that statement personally because my pockets are always fat, what I do know for sure is that paper requires stacking and the more you can stack the easier it is for you to carry things like the bill, groceries, or even the limited edition timepiece on your wrist. Is it an AP or a Rollie? No, but it’s an investment nonetheless despite it having a “rapidly increasing rate of depreciation” or whatever those fancy pants finance people in your office say. Besides, aren’t these the same people who are always talking about cutting down on this and the other in an effort to save paper? As if we all don’t know that cutting and paper don’t go together! Unless you’re into papercrafts which aren’t really your vibe going by that paper mache volcano you made in grade three. You’re an adult now, the only erupting mounds of paper you should be making should be by way of one of those cool paper spraying guns the rappers use in music videos. Don’t you think?
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