A Penny Saved

The old saying says that a penny saved is a penny earned.

I don’t get it.

Seriously, when was the last time you found a penny in the couch and you were like, “Man, I’d better save this.” And have you ever earned just a penny for anything? If I mowed some dude’s lawn and he paid me a cent, I would be ticked.

Well, I can at least see what the old maxim is getting at: There’s no difference between money earned and money not spent. For example, if you put 50 bucks away every month for ten years, you end up with $6,000. Heck, you can put a quarter in a jar every day for a decade and make almost a grand with out even trying.

The same thing applies for the stock market. You don’t have to go crazy with investments to bank off of Wall Street. All it takes is a little bit of money and the right insight to end up with a heck of a lot more than you started with. And the place to get that insight is CollegeStockPicks.com, where students just like you are proving themselves to be a step ahead of the market right now. Join our Forum today and learn from Connor Haley, the CSP Staff, and other college students to beat Wall Street, one penny at a time.

P.S., it was Benjamin Franklin who said that a penny saved is a penny earned, I found out. Not his best work. Stick to kites, Ben.

Carson Chapman

CSP Staff