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Shirley

8d ago

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Aside from emergency funds, investments, or retirement savings, what is your personal “cannot compromise” expense even when trying to save money, and why?

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Nigel Chua

6d ago

Financial Consultant at Prudential Company Assurance Singapore

I’d say healthcare and experiences with family/friends.
I used to think certain things could always be planned “later” in my early 20s, but after starting work and growing older, I slowly realised how fast time actually passes.

Also made me appreciate spending money more meaningfully sometimes especially on family, friends and creating memories together instead of always just delaying everything for “someday”.

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Kent Toh

6d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

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Debbie

6d ago

It would probably be spending on health and quality food...

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