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Shirley

16d ago

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Do you spend to make life easier now, or strictly save for what future-you might want?

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Ellena

7d ago

I think need to be consistent ya... else along the way in life, there might be changes too

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Seedly Rookie

8d ago

I do both - living in the present is important too !!!

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Chin Guo Qiang (CSM / CAL / ITIL4)

10d ago

Principal Engineer at Defence Science & Technology Agency

Spend what is needed to make more time.

time is money.

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YOC

10d ago

A mix of both.

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Hahaha

10d ago

Both, save and invest at the same time...

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