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Anonymous

13d ago

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Hi so I’m new around here and idk what do I do with my money at the moment. So how do I plan out my funds? I’ve been following the 50, 20 30 method of saving and separating my funds but is that enough

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Wong Zhi Bin

5d ago

Mybe should DCA

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Shirley

9d ago

Nice, you’re on the right track. The 50/20/30 method is good for starting out, and you can fine-tune it once you know your spending habits a bit better

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Jason Wong

10d ago

50 20 30 guideline is a good start. Consistancy is the key. Keep up the good work!

Like the previous comments mentioned, depending on the stages of your life (married, married with kids, new house or supporting aged parents), you need to set up some short, med and long term goals.

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Jinsha

10d ago

Welcome to this community

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Dorothy Ang

10d ago

You should save more, if your circumstances allow. Building up an emergency fund is a must. ( Can pu...

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