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Anonymous

29 Nov 2022

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What are the three biggest expenses you have in your spending account?

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YOC

11 Dec 2022

Parent's allowance, bills, pamper session (facial, massage)

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XY

06 Dec 2022

Food is always a big one as you gotta eat right.

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RTZG

06 Dec 2022

Transport, food, insurance!

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Sharkie Lim

05 Dec 2022

Insurance, Groceries, Income Tax

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Tony

05 Dec 2022

Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological university

Insurance, housing loan repayment, food......

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