How to Budget and Save in Your 20s and 30s (Part 1/2)

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Название	:	How to Budget and Save in Your 20s and 30s (Part 1/2)
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That 32 yr old guy looks like a teenager 😂
Comment from : கோபி சுதாகர்

Just saving in a saving account, to me it’s not an ideal advice, invest in a mutual fund ,index funds or ETF n contribute every pay day n with dividends reinvested is a better choice
Comment from : Dama Meke

Didn’t aged well
Comment from : OhFattKitty

Jasmine should work to improve her income She is young she should focus on building skills that will help earn more
Comment from : vkchaitanya2003

Just put in crypto and stake usdt usdc done
Comment from : wild rift chocolate

Can, just return 100 of the CPF after 55 just originally stipulated
Comment from : Alex

As a spender who cant "save", i choose to put up to 70 of my income into investments and no turning back since And yeah, I choose investment that giving me more than inflation rate Thats the fundamental of why investors invest
Comment from : Coach Erni

Stay single biggest save hands down
Comment from : Madder Unker

Not sure if STI ETF 14:45 is a good choice of investmentits stucked at the same price since 2008 lol, giving only 3 - 4 dividend
Comment from : YY K

I believe credit card is a must to build credit and be able to buy a house,car etc…
Comment from : Keleasar

If most people do an automated savings account by putting $ 100 to $ 200 separately once they received their salary monthly, they could make it👍 That would add up in a year savings forward without thinking about it💪
Comment from : Vangie Bauer

I am sorry but in general as a whole for the laymen, this is good advice However, for someone who knows how to invest a little, some of the options they are advising has really bad returns! brbrETF should go towards S&P500, I lost money a significant amount in SG ETFs over a 5-year investment forecast done by the financial adviser as the adviser himself is not up to date with the hidden fees (don't get me wrong overall in general financial advisers are decently trained but if ask them about the nitty-gritty they have no idea)brbrNot all IPLs are bad but most of them give terrible returns, do not settle for returns giving you less than 4 (as that is the estimated inflation rate in the projected for future economy) brPS I am by no means an expert but I have talked to many financial agents, investment brokers and tried for myself for this first-hand experience (the good and the bad returns) that I am sharing RN
Comment from : Vic LZQ

By the way I'm also from Swab Ops, the government has already started to close the position since Mid October, so GG Jasmin Time to work in another line, or work as a swabber in the private companies which pay lesser than $3k a month :/ Jiayou!
Comment from : Kenny Leow

Bad mood fund? Pacify emotions with money?
Comment from : rivvie2008

Asking these 2 dinosuars who called themself experts is way out of times Saving cant do much Its expanding your income revenue that is the key Suggesting using a debit card is a poor recomendation Credit card is no way worse off than a debit card
Comment from : Log Tas