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Shirley

5d ago

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How much lifestyle inflation is actually okay after getting a pay raise? If you’ve worked hard to earn more, shouldn’t some of that money go towards enjoying a better quality of life?

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1M45

5d ago

As long the gap between the income and expenses continue to increase, lifestyle inflation is ok.

General guideline: save at least 50% of the pay rise.

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