Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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How do I portion out my 1.3K from my first pay cheque after deduction of CPF?

For savings and spending wise.

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Gabriel Tham

06 Sep 2018

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Portion out for expenses. Decide how much luxury budget you want. Decide what is your target savings goal. Decide how much to commit to investment.

Try to automate your savings too.

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