If we consider the modern times, do you think that having a financial cushion is important?
Is it worth considering saving or investing capital at the age of 22, or is it better to focus on something else?
Is it worth considering saving or investing capital at the age of 22, or is it better to focus on something else?
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In life, regardless of age, both the skills of saving and earning, and effective building and multiplying of wealth, are important. A privilege is a young age, which significantly extends the perspective and possibilities, however, regardless of age, it is worth doing.
The question is for you about what specifically you are wondering, because you ask very generally ("focus on something else?": that is? specifics please)
In life, regardless of age, both the skills of saving and earning, and effective building and multiplying of wealth, are important. A privilege is a young age, which significantly extends the perspective and possibilities, however, regardless of age, it is worth doing.
The question is for you about what specifically you are wondering, because you ask very generally ("focus on something else?": that is? specifics please)
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1. financial cushion,
2. increasing skills and earning opportunities,
3. investing surpluses generated from employment or business activity.
THIS ORDER IS CORRECT!!!
1. financial cushion,
2. increasing skills and earning opportunities,
3. investing surpluses generated from employment or business activity.
THIS ORDER IS CORRECT!!!
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Trochę inwestuj w kapital , ale zarazem staraj sie oszczędzić żeby jak wtopić zeby nie skończyć z 0
Trochę inwestuj w kapital , ale zarazem staraj sie oszczędzić żeby jak wtopić zeby nie skończyć z 0

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If you're of this age, you're asking a very mature question. Having a financial cushion is a very good idea. Ideally, it should be an amount equal to 6 months worth of living expenses. The key is having 3 skills: earning, saving, and investing. If you're already making some money, I suggest dividing it into accounts: financial cushion, savings for investments, savings for larger expenses, and "daily" expenses. First, determine how much you can allocate to each account - calculate the cost of living and distribute what's left over; and transfer the money to the first 3 accounts first. If you do this right after receiving your "paycheck," you won't be tempted to spend it on "something" in the meantime. Learn to invest as much as possible, so you understand what a particular investment is about. The key is to develop the habit of accumulating capital.
If you're of this age, you're asking a very mature question. Having a financial cushion is a very good idea. Ideally, it should be an amount equal to 6 months worth of living expenses. The key is having 3 skills: earning, saving, and investing. If you're already making some money, I suggest dividing it into accounts: financial cushion, savings for investments, savings for larger expenses, and "daily" expenses. First, determine how much you can allocate to each account - calculate the cost of living and distribute what's left over; and transfer the money to the first 3 accounts first. If you do this right after receiving your "paycheck," you won't be tempted to spend it on "something" in the meantime. Learn to invest as much as possible, so you understand what a particular investment is about. The key is to develop the habit of accumulating capital.
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