You should be reloading for the tailored ammo for your firearm. Reloading isn't about saving money. It's about using the best possible ammo.
Well, I won't actually tell our OP why he/she should be loading - that's his/her business. O'Heir makes a strong point though.
There are a lot of garages across this country with loading equipment collecting dust because the sole motivation was to save money; and it never caught their interest as a craft. Loading became a chore, not a craft. Big - BIG - difference.
As already mentioned, no handloader saves any money - they just shoot more. Nobody reading this will dispute it .
And tailoring ammo for a firearm and making the best possible ammo for a given application are great reasons for one to load their own on an enduring basis.
I'm going to show my step-son how to load tomorrow. He's looking into it. We've already had the "load to save money" conversation - basically covering all the above stuff. It'll be mentioned again .