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I have been setting aside a certain amount every month for a while, which nowadays amounts to about six months to one-year expenses.
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Kay Denney Francie Local time: 02:43 francouzština -> angličtina
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Jul 27, 2024
For my peace of mind, it's absolutely essential.
Josephine Cassar
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
Luis M. Sosa
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IrinaN (X) Spojené státy americké Local time: 20:43 angličtina -> ruština + ...
Do we have an emergency?
Jul 28, 2024
Otherwise, idle curiosity about other people's money is tacky.
Siobhán Fulton
Jennifer Levey
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B&B FinTrans Německo Local time: 02:43 angličtina -> němčina + ...
A fund, yes, but not only for emergencies
Jul 29, 2024
Since I don't have a pension insurance and my statutory pension entitlement is close to zero, I have been running my own diversified and low fee "pension fund" for more than 20 years with monthly contributions (as a percentage of my monthly income), using the dollar cost averaging and the interest compounding effect.
It has proven its worth and the passive income stream has continued to grow even during "emergency" periods like the GFC, the Covid crisis and the FTX crash, and it should co... See more
Since I don't have a pension insurance and my statutory pension entitlement is close to zero, I have been running my own diversified and low fee "pension fund" for more than 20 years with monthly contributions (as a percentage of my monthly income), using the dollar cost averaging and the interest compounding effect.
It has proven its worth and the passive income stream has continued to grow even during "emergency" periods like the GFC, the Covid crisis and the FTX crash, and it should compensate for the potentially lower income stream from my translation business in the challenging MT/AI years ahead... ▲ Collapse
Siobhán Fulton
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