What does reverse spending mean?

Reverse spending refers to no longer spending a lot of money to buy some flashy goods.

With the development of social economy and the change of concepts, more and more young people begin to pursue cost-effective rather than brand and grade. Young people began to focus on personalization and practicality, recognizing that the brand does not necessarily mean high quality, but a manifestation of vanity and comparison. Therefore, reverse consumption is gradually becoming a trend. Reverse consumption is not a downgrading of consumption, but a reflection and transformation of traditional consumption patterns.

The reverse consumption of young people nowadays has these three key words, minimalism, **** enjoyment economy, can be poor. 90, 00 after no longer pursuing brand-name and flashy, but looking for cost-effective commodities, wearing no brand without labeling of the clothes can also feel confident and comfortable. They are no longer swayed by capitalism, but begin to create their own life and build a new link between people.

The different types of consumption are:

1. Planned

Planning according to the actual situation of the family income and the couple's life goals, spending roughly according to the plan, very sensible, and seldom appear blind and sudden consumption.

2, casual type

This type of people completely according to personal preferences and temporary interest in consumption, less consideration for the overall consumption of benefits, the so-called "more money to spend, less money to spend" is a prominent feature of this part of the people, more likely to blind and wasteful consumption.

3, thrifty

Consumption of careful budgeting, can save that is to save, and good use of regenerative consumption. This type of consumption can make the family gradually rich, but too frugal sense may sometimes be too much to buy cheap goods and cause a backlog of consumption.