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Asked: September 11, 20232023-09-11T20:03:28+00:00 2023-09-11T20:03:28+00:00In: Money & Business

Is it true that debts ruin our future savings?

So many people do save a lot of money for their future purpose. But unfortunately, unnecessary spending may lead to debts. Can debts ruin our future savings?

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  1. Abigael
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    2023-09-15T02:39:34+00:00Added an answer on September 15, 2023 at 2:39 am

    Yes, debts tend to hinder with our savings. This is because they make you financially unstable. All the money you earn is for expenses and clearing debt. Sometimes you don't even earn enough for both and so you have to take loans to clear your expenses while paying off those with high interest ratesRead more

    Yes, debts tend to hinder with our savings. This is because they make you financially unstable. All the money you earn is for expenses and clearing debt. Sometimes you don’t even earn enough for both and so you have to take loans to clear your expenses while paying off those with high interest rates.

    It is best to take loans with a good plan so that they don’t hinder with your saving culture. You should clearly specify where you will get money to clear debt and work hard to make it happen.

     

     

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  2. Suba
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    2023-09-13T02:40:18+00:00Added an answer on September 13, 2023 at 2:40 am

    We don't have to interpret all debt as negative, there are several types of debt that are profitable, such as debt to increase capital, business, home ownership debt or mortgage debt, motorbike debt for transportation to work, etc. Debt will be considered to disrupt your financial life if the debt iRead more

    We don’t have to interpret all debt as negative, there are several types of debt that are profitable, such as debt to increase capital, business, home ownership debt or mortgage debt, motorbike debt for transportation to work, etc. Debt will be considered to disrupt your financial life if the debt is more than 35% of your total income. Of course, as long as you are still in debt it doesn’t mean ruining your savings but just reducing the proportion of savings you initially saved from 20% to 5%.

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  3. Mika
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    2023-09-12T03:12:17+00:00Added an answer on September 12, 2023 at 3:12 am

    If you have debt, your priority should be on paying your debt. When you are paying your debt you might not have enough money to save. Therefore, as long as you have debt it is not possible to save money. If you already have maintained a savings but you also have debt, you might end up using your savRead more

    If you have debt, your priority should be on paying your debt. When you are paying your debt you might not have enough money to save. Therefore, as long as you have debt it is not possible to save money. If you already have maintained a savings but you also have debt, you might end up using your saving to pay your debt if you are not earning enough money to pay your debt. Therefore, if you have debt your future savings will be ruined.

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  4. Precious
    Precious Knowledge Seeker KIDI CARE
    2023-09-12T01:29:00+00:00Added an answer on September 12, 2023 at 1:29 am

    Yes, dept do ruin our future saving especially when there's no job opportunities to cover the debt we put ourself into, debt will definitely ruin your future savings when it becomes unmanageable, yes when your debt is overdue it comes with interest and you call it unmanageable because you'll be payiRead more

    Yes, dept do ruin our future saving especially when there’s no job opportunities to cover the debt we put ourself into, debt will definitely ruin your future savings when it becomes unmanageable, yes when your debt is overdue it comes with interest and you call it unmanageable because you’ll be paying high interest rate.

    It’s crucial to secure a good job before getting yourself involve in debt to avoid ruin of future save.

    Hope this help.

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