How being a nihilist saves you money

Being a nihilist has its pros and cons, and we’re going to focus on one of the pros today. Being a nihilist has saved me probably thousands of pounds over the years, and you might be wondering how. It all comes down to not caring or seeing value in most things.

Yes, this can take some of the fun and passion out of life, but when it comes to your finances, it will save you a bundle, and at the end of the day that’s all that matters. Just don’t spend a lot of money trying to find passion or purpose as that it’s a slippery slope. You’ll become a full-time traveller, aka homeless.

I don’t buy brand names for the sake of it

I was going to write about how I don’t see the value in luxury brands, but that’s not true anymore. I can see the sell-on value as luxury goods go up in value depending on what it is. So don’t feel bad about buying that LV bag, you can always make a profit later down the line provided you don’t throw up in it on a night out.

What I don’t see value in is buying luxury things to impress losers — I mean the general public. There are some name brands that don’t appreciate in value but they still cost a lot of money. Sometimes more expensive things can be better as they’re typically better made but it’s not a guarantee.