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[QUOTE="Mika, post: 225605, member: 29399"] Here is my saving strategy that has worked for me, and I believe this will work for anyone who wants to start saving. One of the mistakes that I see a lot of people making these days is they save the amount that is left on their hands after paying their bills. If you use this strategy, you may not be able to build savings. You need to first deduct 5-10 percent from your income and save this amount in a normal savings bank account. If you do this regularly every time you receive a paycheck, you will be able to build some savings in 10-12 months. Once you have a substantial amount, you can start saving money in the fixed deposit bank account. [/QUOTE]
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