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Savings?
doing medicine, I would probably in loads of debt tbh
doing medicine, I would probably in loads of debt tbh
£240k net worth
A hundred money.
in depends as you could have 15-20k savings
or a long term investment or a treat for yourself
or a long term investment or a treat for yourself
A million rupees.
Original post by hihihihihi
A million rupees.
Just under £10k. Not a bad target tbh.
Original post by Reue
Just under £10k. Not a bad target tbh.
even a 100k still won't get you a 1 bed in central mumbai or delhi
(edited 8 years ago)
Original post by Reue
Just under £10k. Not a bad target tbh.
il be two years out and Im required to save 10k. seems doable ish...
saying that at a young age its probably best you make the most of opportunities rather than get overly focused on the money so young
I don't think it is possible to put a "should" on it, as everyone's situation is different. Someone with an income of 30k a year from the age of 21 could very well save 10k up within 3 or 4 years if they are frugal and don't live in a rip off area. But someone on a lower wage or minimum wage job may not be able to save very much at all if they rely on their single income.
I don't think there really is a figure everyone should aspire too, instead I think everyone should aspire to be smart with their money and to save where they can in an effort to be as financially secure as possible.
I don't think there really is a figure everyone should aspire too, instead I think everyone should aspire to be smart with their money and to save where they can in an effort to be as financially secure as possible.
Original post by Koolin123
As above 
The absolute minimum amount thay you should have in savings is 6 months of living expenses (that includes rent, bills, food, clothes, going out and any holiday you might want), because if you lose your job you should be able to sustaim yourself for a few months while you look for another job
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Original post by Rakas21
At 24 I had 0.
Change to 27 and ask in a while, I may have a more interesting answer.
Change to 27 and ask in a while, I may have a more interesting answer.
Hello
I am 24, it was my birthday last month
(edited 8 years ago)
Depends on person
Original post by Rakas21
At 24 I had 0.
Change to 27 and ask in a while, I may have a more interesting answer.
Change to 27 and ask in a while, I may have a more interesting answer.
Go on!
Original post by Bill_Gates
Go on!
By a while I meant months.
I currently have none although I am now employed.
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