Contemporary young people's financial minds are not particularly flexible, especially for some middle-aged and elderly people who want to invest and manage their finances steadily. It is most practical to keep the money in your own hands, but for contemporary young people, they usually choose to invest in business or consider buying a house somewhere. In fact, in the past, many corporate buyers also tried their best to buy a house, because the increase in house prices was much higher than that of young people's wages.
But in fact, most contemporary young people don't have much spare money in their hands, because their spending power is much stronger. As long as there are no things that young people like and don't want to buy, contemporary young people are prone to overdraft, and credit card flowers are borrowed one after another. Once you can't limit consumption, it's futile to save money, because once you spend money lavishly, you have already enjoyed this superior living condition and don't want to suffer any more.
Young people should realize that although they can get a stable salary every month, it is safest to keep money in their hands during the three years of the epidemic. Don't make large investments, especially some physical stores, most of which are easy to close down. Because business is not particularly good in today's society, offline stores will be affected by online repression.