In what ways does saving time require an investment of time?
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investing your time now to invest your money will save you time from working in the future
959351
depends more on whether u think its an investment, if u cannot support that kind of spending in long run it will become a burden in time
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Depends what it is. Money is not the most valuable resource in the world, time is. You can never get back time you lose. So, most people would rather pay money to get something now than take hours to make it themselves. That's why people eat out at restaurants so much, they would rather have the time instead of using it to prepare meals.
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It depends on what you mean by "save a lot of money".  If you are trying to save money over a period of time, it depends.  Over the long haul you might save money by buying, since you'll end up owning the property and could sell it and recover your investment.  You might even make money by buying if you live in an area where the property value is likely to go up over the period of time you might live there.\n\nIf you're trying to save money on a monthly basis, renting is usually cheaper, unless a) you might rent out one or more rooms, thus off-setting your out-of-pocket monthly expenses, or b) you can afford to put down a large down-payment.\n\nLiving in a high-cost area myself, I say "buy" if you can afford it.  If nothing else you can go to town on decorating or remodeling, something you can't usually do when you rent.
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Its never really necessary!  You have to decide if and when the time is right.
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Time....I'd make a little more time for certain aspects of my life. Also a little more money to be able to have a few things that I really want. Nothing exhorbant but just some simple things.
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to waste time and effort
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Setting priorities leads to better time management and increased productivity.  These links may be of some help to you.
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Some things just take time to develop
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there is alot of programs that can help u in this\nit calculate the amount of time and cost u spent on the internet\n\nu can download it from any download site\nmy suggesations is :\nhttp://www.tucows.com/Windows/Internet/OnlineTimers/\nin the link above u will find alot of programs that is designed for this purpose\n\nin the links below the is some useful sites that can help u download watever program u want
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ever thought of clock making. So you can see how much time your wasting
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To me the best way to save money is put aside some amount every week systematically you can't miss one deposit, then forget about that money is there, there is no other way around unless you have several thou to play with..☺
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You gotta spend money to make money.\n\nFact of life.
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Wow on average about 2-3 hours. I do research for my company so in the midst of it all i log in to Y!A. I don't really call it time wasting, but can be rather entertaining and educational. I learnt quite a bit here while reading people's questions and answers. And also here is where you get the latest news.
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People waste their time because they sometimes are just too lazy to work at the expected pace and keep on delaying the work till the last minute. This wastes time. Sometimes they are indiffernt to the demands of their work that they choose not to prioritize and the time required to do the most important thing is wasted in doing the least important thing first.
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Investing \n\nPeople who accumulate wealth quickly – those who "get rich quick" - do so using a couple of main \nroutes. Perhaps 1% of them are in the right place at the right time with an IPO in a red-hot market. The \nother 99% do so by researching their investment choices and getting to the right deal FIRST. Timing \nbeing a keyword. Commercial real estate as an example: sales of office buildings were up 48% for the \nfirst six months of 2005 over the same period last year - $43 billion in sales. Now's the time to find a \nbuilding owner or REIT overburdened with debt that has properties they want to move - a property that \ndoesn't fit a first class  portfolio might be ripe for rehab and top leasing dollars. Over and over, real estate \nthat seems overpriced has proven to be low risk. Every real estate entrepreneur begins with one building \nat a time and accelerates as he finds his formula. Looking to foreclosure opportunities makes great \nlate-night television advertising, but there's a reason the lien holder can find neither buyer nor value in \nthe property. That is a risk-ridden course of opportunity, so do your research thoroughly. Look in the \nniches and corners. There are a number of boutique wineries on the market in California that were founded \nby wealthy people who found that it takes a lot of agriculture and equipment to produce that bottle of wine. \nA property like that can be worth investing in whether you want to make wine or not, if you can find a \nbuyer for your grapes. There are also tax advantages to acquiring a property with a net production loss \nand a lot of buildings and equipment subject to depreciation. Given the consolidation in the wine industry, \nthe large vintners may be looking for smaller, specialized labels in the near future. And of course, there's \nthe value of the real estate itself, which can only go up. Investing in wine itself is a little more heady, so to \nspeak, but a lot more risky. Outside of the occasional lucky guess, the wines that accumulate value are \nfairly predictable and expensive to purchase. Wine investment collectives tend to be more for purposes \nof entertainment  than a solid ROI. Investment is a game of research. Whatever your area of interest, \nknow your market's long term trends,  believe that the analysts are of limited, short-term value, establish \nyour parameters and then wait for the right deal. If you've done the footwork, you'll be there first. You \nmust take on board just how important research is when making those big decision with your hard \nearned income.
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Venture capital, but requires large investment of time, money, and expertise.