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Thursday, June 6, 2024

Saving Money and Major Purchases

John B. Marine | June 06, 2024 | | | Be the first to comment!
Things cost money. When things cost a lot of money, you want to save up finances. Major purchases are an exercise in saving finances. How you handle the saving process depends on being able to make major purchases. So for this blog post, I discuss making major purchases. Hopefully this will be a discussion to your liking if this topic interests you.






Making Major Purchases: At a Glance


When something you need or want costs a lot of money, you will need enough finances to make a purchase happen. You need enough credit to acquire something anyways. Some items require more money for which to acquire. There is no one specific way to save up enough finances to buy anything. What may work for one person may not work for another.

I always try to be transparent and real regarding topics I feature in my blogs, so let me share that I am as much into major purchases as you are. For me, I have been trying to save up money lately to get myself a modern gaming console. The original plan was to get a Nintendo Switch. That plan changed to getting a used PlayStation 4. Now, I have considered saving up to get a PlayStation 5 [Disc Version]. The plan I have currently means I have to consider saving up more money to get what I want.

I have made enough strides to save money for things. I remembered saving up money towards buying a computer, a Chromebook, an MP3 player, a PlayStation 3, and a few other things. I have done things like get PayPal money and even doing paid blog posts. I have done nearly anything to try to make and save money.


Inspiration/Motivation to Save Money.

Let me share some of my motivations and inspirations regarding saving money.

A TV program I used to watch years ago (around 2012) about saving money was called "Deals" on the Live Well Network (now known as LOCALish). The host of this former show, host, Katishia Cosley, would offer up money-saving advice ranging from spending less on items to even making your own items to save money. Watching this show around 2012 or so was helpful in knowing what is possible for stretching dollars. ABC 13 here in Houston also had a segment on their afternoon news called just that- "Stretch Your Dollar" with former newscaster, Patricia Lopez. Nowadays with this topic, I watch "Sullivan's Smart Sense" with Heather Sullivan on FOX 26 here in Houston. Saving money can help towards making major purchases in case you are planning on making any major purchases. That is my own personal inspiration towards saving money and in making major purchases.


Now that I have discussed the individual nuances of saving money and my own situation, let's delve deeper into the matter of making major purchases and saving money.




Making Major Purchases


So you want to plan a big purchase some time soon or in the future? Good! Be mindful of a few things, though. Please consider the following...


Major Purchases: Needs and Wants.

If there is something you are looking to buy, is it a need or a want? When it comes to more expensive things, the importance of having it warrants saving up for them.

A need involves something necessary and essential to living. A major purchase as a need includes things like houses, rent, vehicles, some furniture, some electronics, certain services, enough for groceries, going to school/college/university, tuition, and things like that. Needs can also include saving for retirement, paying for insurance, disability benefits, credits for services, and more. Saving up for something essential is surely is serious regarding major purchases.

A want is something you'd like to have that is not essential towards living. These can be simple things like video game consoles, gaming computers, video games and computer games, some clothes, certain footwear, collectibles, and the like. Things non-essential to your living but like to have is a want. Starting a business can also be a want if you are looking for a long-team deal of staying financially stable or being able to provide for your family and others.

Depending on your situation, you will have to weigh your needs and wants. Some wants can be needs if something is very important to you. So even the most comical of things can be something you feel you must have. Maybe you do need something non-essential to help live better or open opportunities to new things. It all depends.


Considerations After Planning Making a Major Purchase.

What can be more important than a major purchase itself is in dealing with finances after the purchase. You may have bought something for about $340 USD, but have you thought about having money left over? I always consider the price of something, the sales tax for it, and then how much money I'd have left over. It would be a bad idea to try to buy something without having sufficient money remaining or any way to rebuild finances after a purchase. It would be an even worse idea if you are involved something that may involve periodic fees. You want to have enough money to handle certain other purchases.

The best thing to think about in this situation is to consider the price of something and add sales taxes (if applicable). Let us use the PlayStation 5 Disc Version example here for a moment. I also suggest you get a little math lesson out of this. Wal-Mart sells the PlayStation 5 for $499.99 USD. Sales tax here in Texas is usually 6.25% or up to 8.25%. Here is the math:

(price of item/service) x (sales tax) = total price

Multiply the price of the item by the sales tax to get the final price. You obviously want to round that total to the nearest hundredth. Then, make sure you have the money to pay for that thing. So in my example, a $499.99 USD PS5 Disc Version coupled with a sales tax of 8.25% here in Texas means you would need to save up $541.24 to buy it. What if you wanted to buy a game or two along with that? What if you wanted to get a gift card to use PlayStation Plus? That means you would have to add those things towards what you want to pay for. That means paying for what you want in addition to anything extra you want with the major purchase you have planned. So that means taking the price of the major purchase and adding on whatever else you want to get with it. That will more than likely equal a higher price tag than just the major purchase you plan to make.

If you do not have enough money to get certain things in addition to making a purchase, you will need to save more money and plan to buy something else later. If you have something that is a periodic payment, such as a subscription to a service or monthly fees, you also have to take that into consideration in having leftover money to handle some other expenses or to add to what you already have. Having no more money and no way to pay for any extra items or expenses can lead to some poor financial health. Think critically about planning any major purchases.

One more important thing to remember about major purchases is that life happens. "Life happens" is not only the motto of this blog, but it is the truth. Trying to save up money for some sort of major purchase can give some obstacles and challenges often times. For example, you may get injured or no longer be employed at a job. These things may require you to find other ways to make money or pay for other things outside of what you want to buy. It is therefore imperative to handle as many financial expenses as possible even while you are trying to buy something you really need or want.



Now it is time to discuss saving money. The next section discusses this matter.




Saving Money


The most important element of making a major purchase is to save money. How you go about saving money depends. Doing whatever it takes to save up money is the challenge.

Some people who barely make any money or are given money will try to save up their finances in hopes of making a major purchase. I hear stories of people who save up a little money and hopefully be able to start a business. Some major companies started out with having just a little money and then saving up to start businesses that ultimately become million-dollar and even billion-dollar companies. Saving up money is a huge part of this process.

If a parent or someone gives you money, this is something to definitely save up for. If you need to use any given money, make sure to use it sparingly. What you want to do is save enough money to make a sort of major purchase. Twitch streamers and YouTube video makers sometimes have streaming services that allow for donations. Some even use the likes of PayPal or Venmo to carry out financial tasks for their work. Regardless, taking advantage of such things is crucial towards saving.

What one certainly wants to do in the case of income and expenses is to make sure expenses do not exceed income. You don't want spending to go over the top.


Saving Tips.

Here are a few random tips of things I know regarding saving money.

• I used to have an account with a bank that charged monthly fees. If you want to save money, try going with a service that does not charge monthly fees. It may also help to have a debit card so you don't have to worry about paying off credit cards. One example of a company that does not charge monthly fees is Bluebird's debit card.

• If you are in a financial pinch and are subscribed to services, get out of subscription services. For example, you may choose to get out of a Netflix subscription just to save some extra money. Getting out of subscription services can help you save some extra money.

• You may also think about signing up for less expensive services or holding back on buying certain things. If you go to a grocery store offering cheaper prices on some of the same items, shop there to save some money.

• If you can make something yourself that costs less than buying from a store, you can try that as well. Some people who have farms or some animals could produce their own products to feed their families. Think about having chickens hatch eggs so you won't need to buy eggs at a grocery store, for example. Some people even meal prep so they will not have so much indecision on what to eat for a day or a week. This can save money especially if your creations are cheaper than something similar you would buy at a store or online.

• Take advantage of sales and discounts. Some things you need or want could be offered for discounted prices. You may be able to score some deals if what you want is sold for a cheaper price than its original price. So take advantage of these opportunities.

• Use coupons if you have any. Coupons will allow you to get certain things for cheap when you go to check out things at stores. For online sales, using certain discount codes work just like coupons. These online codes for online sales can allow you to get a discount like a coupon for goods online.

• Use gift cards or special cards if you have any. If you have a card that can be reloaded with money, be sure to add funds to that card so you will not have to pay so much for anything. Be warned some services may not accept certain cards. For example, I tried buying games on the popular PC game store GOG, and I was unable to purchase games because of my gift card. Be careful in these times.

If you tag some companies on social media with things you make or promote, companies may offer you things as a showing of respect. This can be good to get things without needing to save up money. These usually can come in the form of reviewing things from a company. You may even be compensated for your involvement.

• Want to not spend your own money on things? Have someone else pay for things! This could be great if someone gives you something that you want but have someone else pay for it. You could receive something as a gift. If you are a content creator, try to engage your audience into helping get tips and donations to help you finance something.

• Set up or get involved in crowdfunding. Crowdfunding is where many people join together and donate money towards being able to finance certain things. You may see donation goals for certain online streamers and content creators trying to finance something. For example, an online streamer may set a donation goal towards buying a new gaming system or a better PC or laptop. Even if you do not make your own money, it at least is helpful to have an active, paying crowd to help you with certain financial goals.

• You can sell a lot of things you are not using any more or simply want to get rid of. You can build up your finances and save money to help towards making a major purchase or simply having extra money on hand.

• If you have a method of passable income (such as blogging or selling goods), use those services and get the revenue to help in building your finances. All that has to happen now is saving that extra money up.



Of course, these are only a few suggestions towards saving money. You may be able to find other ways to save money for making purchases.




Saving Money and Major Purchases: Final Thoughts


Money is important to acquiring certain things. When you do have insufficient funds, the task is to save money. How you do so depends on your financial situation and whatever it is you are looking to purchase. What may seem like a want may be a legitimate need for some people. Everyone has different situations in terms of buying something. People may have to sacrifice certain things for which to save money, especially when planning buying something major.

Money is never abundant. We all know money does not grow on trees, so it isn't like you could pick money from trees as you would some fruits. It is best to save money when you can. If you are planning major purchases (or even simple ones), having enough money to cover costs goes a long way towards your personal happiness. You may want to speak with financial advisors or seek solutions from your bank or credit union if you want to make proper decisions regarding your money. Also remember that life can get in the way of making any planned major purchase. Be sure to handle and consider all expenses in addition to making a major purchase.

Make as many smart decisions to handle your finances before, during, and after planning a purchase of any scale. Surely have major purchases in mind, but make sure to be able to pay for all of the associated costs and expenses.





If you are planning any major purchases any time soon, I hope you will be able to save up enough money to help finance whatever it is you need or want. This post is over right now. Feel free to offer your own suggestions if you wish. Help me help others. Subscribe/Follow my blog(s) in any capacity if you love my work. Share my blog post(s) with others if you enjoy my work. Support me further by connecting with me on social media; and if you are inclined, feel free to donate to me (donations are voluntary but would be appreciated). Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.

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Wednesday, March 11, 2020

Virus Outbreaks

John B. Marine | March 11, 2020 | | | Be the first to comment!
Any health epidemic can really impact your life and others. The recent Coronavirus/COVID-19 has gotten me to discuss virus outbreaks on "John's Life Space." These moments can impact people as well as entities and events. I can't help defeat any sort of virus outbreak, but I can try to raise awareness and offer some helpful material. So welcome one and all to "John's Life Space!"






Virus Outbreaks


Virus outbreaks have impacted civilization for centuries. So while something like Coronavirus/COVID-19 is new, it hasn't been the only ever virus outbreak. Vaccines will be needed to try to treat (and potentially cure) certain virus outbreaks. Preventing viruses from spreading will require lots of extra measures.

Various virus outbreaks have impacted human life for centuries. You can think all the way back to the Black Plague (also called "Black Death") in the 14th Century. Other viral threats include SARS, Mad Cow, Ebola, Zika, and others. Each of the different virus outbreaks have made their impact to human life as well as potential hurt to companies and entertainment functions. People try to develop vaccines to prevent the spread of such viruses and treat (or even cure) those who test positive for such horrible viruses. Preventative measures can be taken to help stay safe from virus outbreaks.


Impacts of a Virus Outbreak.

The obvious impact of any kind of virus outbreak is an overall impact on the health of others. Such conditions can impact the overall health of various individuals until they start developing symptoms that make them vulnerable. People who are students may have to take online courses to prevent getting out in the open. People who work may have to work from home and through cyberspace. Anything to try to prevent open distribution of any virus outbreak is often done to help others.

Outside of human health, companies and entertainment events also suffer. Various companies may lose money due to not as much involvement or potential cancellation of various shows and conventions. For example, events such as SXSW (South by Southwest) and E3 (Electronics Entertainment Expo) were cancelled in 2020 because of the Coronavirus. It was also reported that the NCAA basketball tournaments would be played with no fans in the stands. The impacts of such health outbreaks can drastically impact companies and events, leading even to financial impacts because of lost money.

From these points, virus outbreaks can hurt lots of entities in various ways.


What Can You Do in the Event of a Virus Outbreak?

If caught in a situation of a virus outbreak, make sure to heed all warnings and take precautions to protect yourself and your loved ones. Be concerned; just make sure not to be frantically concerned unless the situation becomes severe. Also remember to do the common sense things to help prevent the spread of disease- such as washing your hands and practicing proper hygiene.


It is okay to be concerned about all of this. I am concerned myself to be honest. However, life goes on, and we still can help ourselves and others to potentially defeat virus outbreaks such as Coronavirus/COVID-19. So just do all you can to take care of yourself. If you feel sick, get yourself some medical attention quickly.





I want all of you to please be careful in the wake of ANY virus outbreak, let alone Coronavirus/COVID-19. I did what I can to bring this issue to light in my life issues blog. Hopefully this will help all of you in the wake of such deals. Thank you for reading! Take care and be well.

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Sunday, December 30, 2018

Whatever Works

John B. Marine | December 30, 2018 | | | Be the first to comment!
I operate five blogs. I have produced music. I am an eBook author. I developed material that can be used for games. I have no traditional 9-to-5 job. I don't really consider myself to be outgoing, though I often consider some places as being great to want to one day visit. Though times are slow, I am fairly content making some kind of living. Could I do more? Of course. However, where I am at now is still better than letting my life pass me by and having no means to contribute to myself or society. Whatever works, is what I say. Even if certain career and hobby options don't result in making ourselves wholesome and financially stable, we do whatever we can work best with. At least something occupies our minds and keeps us from dying of laziness and any lack of motivation. Some people may not like some of our methods of trying to make ends meet and how we try to make ends meet, but they somehow work. I will use this time to discuss trying to make whatever we get our minds into work.


Before I Begin...

This blog post may contain some material that may not be suitable for all audiences. You are reading this blog post and its content at your own discretion.


ABOUT THE LABEL: "Financial Health"

Even though money is not essential to our survival, they do have some impacts that allow us to have as best a life as possible. So any topic with this label discusses money and its parallel to living. For proper economic discussion, you are better served reading proper economic material rather than this life issues blog.






Whatever Works...


I remember one time I came across a fashion blogger who started her blog as a means of relaxing the pain from suffering a miscarriage. There is a Twitch streamer I came across from a disabled young woman who produces jewelry and even offered tarot card readings. Not everyone has a *traditional* job. Not too many others have something they enjoy doing that benefits society in some sort of way. If a lot of us had proper jobs and the proper training to land such jobs, then it wouldn't be an issue of trying to do something we are entirely proud of.

Here are some talking points in regards to finding whatever works for you towards contributing to society and making a living...


Whatever Works: Against the Norm.

Graduate from High School (or at least get your GED if you drop out of grade school). Go to college/university and graduate from college/university. Get yourself a good-paying job that you will enjoy. Get married. Have children. There is nothing wrong with any of these things to help better your life. The thing is, everyone has different paths taken through life. So you are somehow not as liked if you do not follow the same sort of path most other people follow.

If you involve yourself in a hobby or profession you are not happy with, you end up not being as happy or as content with yourself. Not everyone may have the qualities to perform tasks like being a lawyer, repair vehicles, work in construction, or anything like that. Some people simply do what they feel they are most qualified in and feel they can best contribute to. Having such activities to take part in helps us to be more productive and wake up each day feeling ready to change the world in a positive way. Even if you have a non-traditional occupation that still results in making decent profit and revenue, at least you are happy with making some kind of living instead of letting life pass you by doing nothing (or very little). So you are basically performing whatever works for you and your lifestyle. You don't have to fill any traditional void set forth by society if you don't want to. You can simply make your own living and profit (personally and financially) from your work. It's all about whatever works. If you can not find anything that will work for you in making a living, you will eventually find something you are good at or enjoy doing that will ultimately lead to you making a decent living.


Whatever Works: Even Unwholesome or Legal Acts.

People will do whatever it takes to make ends meet- even including unwholesome activities. People gamble, sell drugs, have wild sex, pimp, prostitute, escort, perform stripping, engage in any aspect of the sex industry, steal from people, vandalize property, and more. People who grow up in or involve themselves in rough neighborhoods or seedy underworlds try to make their own living. Taking on these dangerous (and often illegal) acts can be enough to provide financial backing for some people.

There is a difference between not doing enough and simply being lazy. I get to be slow with blog posts and online content, but I am at least contributing to society with my work. Could I do a lot more? Sure. However, since my current line of work goes only so far, I don't get to reap as many benefits unless I somehow have an absolute surge that results in life-changing financial success. I still can manifest a modicum of success and happiness with my work. Simply being lazy means I do absolutely nothing for anybody for any kind of stability- even including not doing my online work producing. Even slow times and little profit are a product of performing a job or a hobby. It just means times are slow; it does not mean someone could probably benefit from doing something better. Slow times surely relates to my blog, as I used to get five-figure views a month. Now, I am mostly fortunate for whatever monthly view counts I get. I still never given up on my work because I still feel my presence and insight are still remotely important. I also still enjoy what I do despite slow times.


Whatever Works: My Own Insight.

I chose blogging and YouTube after I got my Associates in the Arts in 2008. I made this choice despite having concentration in Broadcasting and Journalism. When my dreams of Computer Animation as well as Graphic Design failed, I aspired to be a sports anchor or even a sports announcer. I later sort of changed my mindset when I remember how much my mother and my stepfather often question why certain news casts discuss certain topics or make too much a big deal about something. On top of that, I felt natural typing up stuff and even wanted to try making videos. So in November 2008, I started "JohnMarineTube," my YouTube channel. I had never made any kind of video of any kind online until I started playing around with Windows Movie Maker and my webcam. My Blogger/Blogspot profile says I joined in May 2007, but I never made a proper blog post with the service until January 2009 on "John's Blog Space." Even then, my blogging history goes back to the blog I maintained in my Myspace profile. Only that I did not decide to make my main blog about "anything and everything" until I decided to get more serious about blogging on Blogger/Blogspot. Anyone who may know my story knows that I actually admitted in my Myspace blog that I considered blogging for money.


Something I Realize...

Yes- I realize I am a stay-at-home person. Since I may seem like I am rotting rather than getting out the house constantly and doing things, that I somehow do not feel like a person actually making something of himself/herself. Or maybe I am seen as someone who isn't content on finding love or wanting to remain single. The mindset, though, is that I am somehow not doing enough to make a decent living or contribute much to society with my online content. If I could find something else I am good at or enjoy to try to contribute further while making my own living, I would take advantage of those opportunities to boost my appeal all the further.

There is a difference between not doing enough and simply being lazy. I get to be slow with blog posts and online content, but I am at least contributing to society with my work. Could I do a lot more? Sure. However, since my current line of work goes only so far, I don't get to reap as many benefits unless I somehow have an absolute surge that results in life-changing financial success. I still can manifest a modicum of success and happiness with my work. Simply being lazy means I do absolutely nothing for anybody for any kind of stability- even including not doing my online work producing. Even slow times and little profit are a product of performing a job or a hobby. It just means times are slow; it does not mean someone could probably benefit from doing something better. Slow times surely relates to my blog, as I used to get five-figure views a month. Now, I am mostly fortunate for whatever monthly view counts I get. I still never given up on my work because I still feel my presence and insight are still remotely important. I also still enjoy what I do despite slow times.

I am very aware there may be a time where I will have to face certain situations of things I have not done before- such as paying bills. Or even having a traditional job (including moments like possibly getting laid off or having to work longer at a place). As with anything in life, it is a constant work-in-progress. Few things can prepare you for the many curve balls life will try to pitch you. You probably were not formally trained to deal with pregnancy from a health standpoint and a financial standpoint if you are a parent (for example). Whenever I try to provide advice or help for certain issues, I am not a complete expert. I am not someone just randomly throwing out random advice, either. We are all just trying to make the most of what we have. What we do not know how to handle is something we either have to learn on the fly or try to learn what to do based on others' experiences.


Again- Whatever Works.

I could always get a traditional 9-to-5 job getting out of the house and doing something to support myself and my family. If I had more skill or did something I would actually enjoy, I would probably feel better about myself. Enjoyment of a hobby or job involves doing something you actually enjoy and find challenge in. I certainly have found challenge in the online content I produce. I do hate that I feel I am disappointing myself and others by not being more assertive and taking on something better, but this is all I have and what I feel happiest with. Why try to throw in something to ruin the flow or get you to do something you aren't happy with or feel content with? Everyone should be able to do whatever makes them feel happy and what can count towards making some sort of sustainable living.

Any of my blogging work or other works, I feel I am doing this for the betterment of my readers and visitors. I do not blog about things just to get my name across or to harm anyone or anything. I surely do not use "John's Life Space" to throw around certain life issues and have no real vision of trying to help anyone. I actually try to research certain topics so that I don't mention something foolish that ends up no real purpose but to flood the Internet with useless material.




Whatever Works: Final Thoughts


No matter what your favorite hobby or profession of choice, you are doing what you can because you are trying to do whatever works to try to make a decent living and contribute to society. Some of what we do to make ends meet may not be ethical or wholesome, but if it means being financially stable, we certainly will do whatever works even if it kills us. The most important thing to remember is doing something you feel happy doing and that you can contribute to. Things like being a musician or designing clothing (for example) are things that should bring you happiness if you enjoy what you do. Maintaining a living and making yourself a better person are the main goals to any such endeavor you take on. There will be those tough times and slow times, but you still try to find ways to work around them and make the most of what life throws at you. If you do not have something that works for you in maintaining yourself personally and financially, be sure to find whatever works best for you. That is even if you need to get more training for something or seek certain opportunities. You do not need to have any traditional job or even follow any traditional social norms as long as you find some of occupation that you can enjoy and profit from.

When it comes to making a living both in general and financially- whatever works. Whatever works towards keeping you happy and content. Whatever works towards maintaining a living financially and with others. Whatever works towards contributing to society rather than doing absolutely nothing and not making yourself a better person. No matter what it takes just remember two words from this blog post- WHATEVER WORKS.





I hope you can put the content in this blog post to good use. At least you know I put my effort and heart into this because the end game is to try to offer help, hope, and advice to those who may need it (or at least wouldn't mind it). That is what I try to do in my "John's Life Space" posts. I feel taking moments from life to educate others is key to try to make life better for others. If you appreciate my efforts across all of my blogs, make sure to Subscribe/Follow in some sort of capacity. By the way...

How do you feel about the "whatever works" approach to living life and being financially stable?

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