<prompt> Human: I hadhave a bad habit of spending money out of boredom. For example, Ill be on my break at work and want to go outside, but I cant just go outside and not accomplish something, so I will walk down to Starbucks and buy a 4 latte, there is free coffee in the break room. Recently, whenever I get the urge to boredom spend I will open my bank app and just transfer whatever amount I thought I would likely spend into my savings account. Last month I boredom saved 150 bucks I would have spent on unnecessary food and items! Thats in addition to my regularly budgeted savings!  <response>: I might be going against the grain here, and I do think saving is a good habit. But, depending on your personality, please dont go overboard with doing this. I made a topic about this a few weeks ago: I did a similar thing. Still do, but Ive cut back. I became a compulsive saver. Whenever I was bored, I would think. SAVE. You dont deserve anything extra. I kinda became miserly and a slave to hoarding money.That being said. PNC bank actually has a one touch ANT SAVE button on its Virtual Wallet app called Punch The Pig. It auto transfers a user set amount of money from your checking into savings at the tap of an icon. Great idea, if you have restraint.Soon enough, I began tricking myself into thinking I was poor and all the money I had saved became money that I had forbade myself to use. The boredom savings became the deny yourself things savings. I might be a unique situation, and most peoples savingspending habits arent like mine, but I just wanted to let you know my story.AND PLEASE. I hope this doesnt give people the idea that I condone impulse I deserve this overpriced daily latte. kind of spending. Be smart with your money, just dont be a slave to it. 