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How do you say legend Abs? I’d also add think of the worst case scenario too. I love a bit of positive thinking but when you don’t do the negative thinking first it can be somewhat delusional, and therefore lead to regret. I can’t see that looking at the above, unless I’m mistaken…?
Good post! I have a flowchart which I found on the reddit group: UKPF(UK Personal Finance) which I believe is very helpful and relates to your post. It shows you steps to take in order to maximise your savings/earnings potential covering areas such as debt, tax free accounts, pensions etc https://flowchart.ukpersonal.finance/?_gl=1*1lvlmnv*_ga*MTgwODg2MDA2My4xNjk4MjIxNzA0*_ga_TYXK2X3WJT*MTY5ODI0MzIzMi4zLjAuMTY5ODI0MzIzMi4wLjAuMA..
I love this graphic!
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6moHave you taken any of the suggested steps yet?