Smart enough to save

Tue., Aug. 13, 2013

The Aug. 5 sour grapes letter of Bob Wynhausen mischaracterizes the “select and fortunate few” who had the self-control and discipline to refrain from spending their entire paycheck. Many of them also saved by deciding not to go in debt for future paychecks. Allowing a small part of their earnings to earn for them is a choice that determines much of their future.

Elouise Engle

Spokane

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