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Savings 2021<\/span><\/h1>\n
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2020 was a year anyone could never have predicted. Never before has the concept of having an emergency fund been more meaningful to cover loss of jobs and income, and many people having to withdraw Super in order to stay afloat. Savings in years to come will be critical in order to build up those emergency funds and attempt to boost the Super balance again.<\/p>\n

I have set myself a big and bold audacious goal of not buying anything in 2021 (for myself) that is not a necessity (think stuff like deodorant or underwear). I am not a massive spender anyway \u2013 but I do love a good sale, and generally end up buying stuff that I really don\u2019t need, plus my COVID kilo\u2019s have resulted in having to buy bigger sizes (which I don\u2019t want to be a long-term thing) and as a result – cupboards overflowing with more clothes then I could ever wear.<\/p>\n

Over the holidays, I cleaned out the pantry and linen cupboards and kids\u2019 bookcase and cupboards \u2013 but still need to get to mine. But the goal will be clear out, and don\u2019t replace! No spending in 2021. Whatever I \u201cdon\u2019t\u201d spend – will be saved instead.<\/p>\n

I listed some of my basics below:<\/p>\n