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Saving is the sensible way to get away

October 20, 2012 By itravelnet.com

Looking to go on holiday in the near future? You don’t need to take out credit or blast your credit-card to be able to afford a holiday. A savings account is vital if you plan to stay out of debt after your time away. Saving through a Savings Account or Cash ISA is one of the best ways of saving for a holiday. You’ll be able to allocate part of your monthly budget to saving for the holiday which you will hardly notice as compared to paying for a lump sum once it comes time to book your trip. In the end, you’ll have saved enough to pay for the holiday in full and won’t have to worry about making repayments in the future.

You’ve just come off a holiday, and the chances are, you’re rather tight on money. You will need time to recover from your spending spree, so paying off an existing debt isn’t helpful. Using a credit-card or loan to pay for a holiday is a risky idea. Most people that get into trouble with debt feel that they can pay off the repayments when they take out credit, but the interest certainly adds up. Soon you’ll be making repayments and find yourself paying huge amounts in interest.

If you’re currently working full-time clever use of an ISA can help. It’s important to identify how much you need to spend each month to survive and work out how much money you need to use for daily necessities and treats. From there, you will be able to determine an amount which you can save for your holiday funds. Whether it’s just £20 or £100, your savings account will soon to build up. As you continue saving, you’ll be motivated to continue doing so. Once you reach the half-way mark, you’ll start to get excited and possibly start investing more into saving.

When the time comes to paying for the holiday, you will feel glad knowing that you don’t have any debts to your name. You can focus on saving for spending money and enjoying your well-deserved holiday away. There’s no need to get yourself in debt with credit-cards and loans. A bit of responsible saving is all it takes.

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