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How to avoid dipping into your saving account monthly
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[QUOTE="sincerem, post: 188633, member: 25228"] What you've stated above is part of the remedies to stop digging into the savings, and have a better saving return in the future. Tampering our savings all the time will simply hinder our progress from saving bigger funds in the future. I understand that some weird circumstances makes us digging into our savings and cutting some funds off to solve them. But one that has other sources of income with reasonable monetary value wouldn't think about cutting down his or her savings. He'll simply save for long time, knowing the benefits surrounding long time savings, which is immeasurable to short time savings. [/QUOTE]
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