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1 year ago
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20% of your income is meant for your savings, investments, and payments to reduce debt. What are the potential risks of having a

ll three of these buckets belong in the same category?
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jekas [21]1 year ago
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We can never be sure if debt will remain at a steady level, or better, go down to zero, thus it could potentially reduce the amount left from the 20% which is also allotted for <span>your savings, investments. Also, the amount needed for investment may suddenly rise depending on the economical situation of the country.</span>
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