Anonymous

12 Jun 2021

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When ppl say 100k by 30. Do you guys take it as 100k in assets or just cash?

Just curious to know what the community means by this.

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Victor

12 Jun 2021

Financial Service Consultant at AIA

For me, it is both too.

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Jeanie Bites

12 Jun 2021

For me, it'll be a combination of liquid assets and cash

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Wrong Sean

12 Jun 2021

Cash measurement would be the most useful for savings.
Liquid assets measurement for net worth....

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