Spending All You Have:
The disposable income has increased in the past few decades, which means the ability to save has grown, too, but with a plethora of options to spend and the ease of spending, it's becoming more and more difficult to save. "Our lifestyle and also the cost of things has increased manifold, so to meet these and future requirements, providing for an amount which includes future inflation is paramount. Giving up something today for a better tomorrow seems to be passè, but it's important to decide priorities and ensure you live a life which means everything to you rather than trying to impress others," says Shweta Jain, the founder of Investography, a financial planning firm.