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Delayed gratification is the real key to building a strong saving culture. It’s not defined by how much money you earn, but by the daily habit of choosing long-term stability over short-term pleasure. Saving isn’t about having a lot it’s about developing the discipline to set something aside, no...

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Evelyn Kigongo7 months ago

Wow. Discipline

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JuriGeeks7 months ago

Very intelligent man Mr.Newton Buteraba 👏.

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boychild7 months ago

Waaaaapi..... 😂 Over saving makes you rich but unhappy

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

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justine Nabakabya nabakabya7 months ago

Wow This is really brilliant. Thank you. Money is enjoyed once saved but starting to save is a problem.

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

hello, thank you for your patience and valuable feedback. Wishing you well.

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Makiti Ronald7 months ago

Perfectly said

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

hello, thank you for your patience and feedback. Wishing you well.

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Ahereza Laxon7 months ago

Thank you Papa

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

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Mark Fixie visuals7 months ago

Deep down l know this guy is rich but l just can't prove it yet!

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Nobert7 months ago

Wow... Great words of wisdom there Mr. Newton. One thing I'd advise parents, is to instill the habit of saving in there children as early as possible, and also open up unit trust accounts for their newborns that mature in their adulthood for capital reasons

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

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Am Big Jabba wo7 months ago

Indeed saving is a character Most people can't do it though can be taught and inspired to do so

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

Hello @UgJabba, indeed, saving is a valuable character trait, and while many may find it challenging, it can definitely be taught and inspired through guidance, discipline, and consistent practice. Thank you, and we wish you well.

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DJ DENNI UG @YOUTUBE7 months ago

I LOVE THIS MAN SOO MUCH... HE MOTIVATES ME SOO MUCH. AM SAVING 4 A BODA BODA AT THE END OF THE YEAR

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

Hello @KibirigeDenis5, that’s wonderful to hear, and we are glad you feel motivated, keep up the saving spirit and stay focused on your goal of getting your boda at the end of the year. Thank you, and we wish you well.

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DJ DENNI UG @YOUTUBE7 months ago

Amen

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taraus gentleman7 months ago

Namwe abatubba mutuyigiliiza okwefiliiza

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JONATHAN DHABULIWO7 months ago

Great 👍 Thanks for the insight Am humbled

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

Hello @JONATHANDH09093, thank you for your positive feedback. we wish you well.

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JONATHAN DHABULIWO7 months ago

Your welcome

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Joshua Kisb 🇺🇬7 months ago

Mazima 💯

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JoB 3;25-26.7 months ago

I agree with Newton's Submission.

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

Hello @Job93445456, thank you for sharing your agreement with Newton’s submission. We truly value your engagement and input. Thank you, and we wish you well.

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Mubiru Rashid7 months ago

How to manage that consistently

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NSSF Uganda7 months ago

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EKUKULERUT7 months ago

What is the logic of investing in non-dividend paying 'stock'?

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Priscilla kemigisa7 months ago

No one has ever become rich by saving . I would look at investing more and having more income streams so that I can afford the kind of life I Love . Billionaire’ s mindset 😉

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