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Anonymous

26 Aug 2024

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What is your age and what is your savings % / month?

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Amhir Alcones

20 Nov 2024

Early 20s. More than 50% right now but probably will drop when I put some money monthly towards small investments.

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Chong C

28 Sep 2024

50/99%

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C Guan Wen

01 Sep 2024

30s - more than half

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YOC

01 Sep 2024

Mid 30s, more than 50%

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I.L.

01 Sep 2024

Mid 30. No % savings per month. I just ensure I have enough emergency funds of 100k and the rest of ...

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