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Is impulse Buying good?
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[QUOTE="arunima25, post: 282383, member: 30475"] Impulsive buying actually defeats the purpose of being a smart buyer. And also the logical reasoning behind the buying is kicked out. A smart buyer will stick to financial budget and prioritise the list to be purchased. You would have your logic to see what you actually need, what you want and what you desire for though it's just useless. But if succumb to impulsive buying, the logic is lost and your priorities get totally messed up. And with the limited finance that we have, we soon find ourselves in a big financial soup. [/QUOTE]
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