Most of us come from an era where money was precious, and because our parents worked hard to earn it, we also respected how we spent it. It was important to make sure that every Rand stretched as far as possible. As life became cosier and more comfortable, with money being more easily attainable, our way of living changed.
We are now living in an era where lifestyle, achievement, and money are about instant gratification, even if it means getting into debt to satisfy that. Granted, we sometimes use all these avenues because we want to give our children a better life than our parents had, but at what cost?
MANAGING THEIR EXPECTATIONS
The COVID -19 outbreak disrupted how things are done, and the pinch of the pandemic continues to be felt across many households. Life hasn’t been the same, with many families left with no choice, but to downscale. While as adults
