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Anonymous

17 May 2023

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Wwyd? If you would like to buy something, would you set aside $$ for it or go out and find extra work to fund that purchase?

Considering to take on PT job so that i can buy something as i feel that my current salary is not enough. thinking if i shld save up and wait till i accumulated enough or work extra

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Li Elizabeth

11h ago

Both

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Robin Lim

03 Jun 2023

Well, u should do more pt job to accum more fund for investment. Unless the item u buy will enhance ur future financial freedom.

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YOC

01 Jun 2023

Depends on how much is it? also, its good to save up and wait till you accumulated so that you can see if you still want it that time.

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Kiwi Lim

01 Jun 2023

I would go out and find extra work and save some extras too

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Irwan Zhang

27 May 2023

You can do both...

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