Anonymous

28 Jan 2024

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General Investing

30 this year, have only 75k in cash and investments (robo, bonds) .. did not managed to hit 100k by 30.. is that the norm?

Does it make sense for people who need to save for wedding and Reno to hit 100k by 30 (after deductions)? What are some investments that can help bring me back on track?

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Ian

09 Mar 2024

Its entirely ok for you not to hit that by 30.

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Eiscue

27 Feb 2024

No

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Tan Yi Kim

17 Feb 2024

Think 75k at 30 y.o. Quite good olredy

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kirby

03 Feb 2024

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Francis

03 Feb 2024

It is up to individual. Just remember to spend within your means and invest on a regular basis....

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