West Avenue,
New York, .
18.10.20XX
Dear Jack & Jill,
I reached back home safely. After returning from your home, I could not sleep properly for three days, I have always purchased things with cash. I feel it is a disgrace to buy things on long term hire purchase schemes. I gave you two hundred pounds to help you start your married life. But you have squandered all that seed money in making advance payment on expensive purchases like piano, furniture, car and even a home on loan. You pay equated .
monthly instalments that exceed your monthly salary. You are borrowing every month to pay your dues I’m really upset. I don’t know what you did with the ten pounds, I gave you. I wish to give you the following recommendation. You can print them and display them in your drawing room. So, that you‘11 try to follow them seriously in your life
1. Let you first expenditure be saving 10% of salary for future.
2. Never buy things you don’t need.
3. Cut your cloth according to your size.
4. If you spend on future income you will become a pauper.
5. A penny saved, is penny earned.
6. Contentment is the greatest wealth in the world.
7. Lead a simple life befitting your income.
8. Don’t ever try to complete with others.
9. Those who are thrifty invariably become rich.
10. Those who spend all their money in haste will regret in leisure.
Your loving aunt,
Jane
To
Jack,
15, Gandhi Road,
New Jersey,
United States of America
