Today's Proverb on Proverb Meets Counter Proverb is "A penny saved is a penny earned"

Saving every penny you have as a child is a good way to practicing how to save money. What you invest with it is something altogether different. Still, a penny is only so much. You can save a penny a day starting when you're five years old until you reach twenty-one, and the amount of money you will save is $350.42. Not bad I guess, but you can make that much in two weeks. A penny saved is indeed a penny earned, but it's still not that much.

So what should we do when it comes to saving pennies?

Counter-Proverb: "Save something more valuable."

Vince Notes: A penny saved is a penny earned - a good way to teach kids on being frugal and earnest. It's one way to not spoil a kid. Still, eventually saving pennies is dumb. I'd rather save the rain forest, the world, hell, even some innocent girls virginity. It'll be more practical if I save my money and invest it into stocks. If you get your stuff right, you'll be making more than just $43.80 a year. Haha, shit minimum wage makes more than that. Fucking bums make more than that!

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