Jim Ng

Marketing Strategist at https://www.bestseo.sg

18 Apr 2019

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Would you agree that increasing your income is a lot more effective than just saving more or cutting down on expenses?

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Dawn Fiona

04 Mar 2019

Yes for sure!

The difference is which one you have control over.

You don't always get to decide that your income WILL rise (some people work very hard and keep upgrading themselves but also still no income raise), but you can have control over how much you wanna save and cut down on.

Both should go hand in hand.

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Gabriel Tham

02 Mar 2019

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

I will think they go hand in hand.

If you increase your income but also increase your spending then you are back to square one.

I see alot of people who are able to increase income rapidly but then they started spending more buying luxury goods, more exquisite holidays, cars, condo etc.

Can spend abit more but keep your end goal in mind.

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