Hello Professional HR & Business Veterans, Please find attached a very inspiring watchdog whistle-blowing personal financial planning lesson in ET on How to Avoid Falling In To A Debt Trap.
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This is such an easy trap to fall into. AVOID AT ALL COST. If you don't have money for it, you don't need it now. Plan for it. Nothing is that important or urgent. We all need items, but we need to avoid the cost that comes with it.
Suggestion: If you see something you like, put a small percentage away each month, be consistent in your saving, and except for a house or vehicle payment, rather wait for it. See what you will save. If you need it now, always remember, "Fine, but I will be paying for it for many years..." - Robert
From South Africa, Johannesburg
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Suggestion: If you see something you like, put a small percentage away each month, be consistent in your saving, and except for a house or vehicle payment, rather wait for it. See what you will save. If you need it now, always remember, "Fine, but I will be paying for it for many years..." - Robert
From South Africa, Johannesburg
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