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Updated over 9 years ago, 05/29/2015

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Which one is better?

Merina Parvin
  • Dhaka, Dhaka
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Which one is more effective. ..lowering your costs of living a decent life or generating more income? I have the costs of renting a separate room and having good food and better transport to work which is are a bit higher than those who skimp on these. I want to know from the experts. Would it make me richer if I cut those costs or if I seek to increase my current income ? Please feel free to help me get to my financial goals. 

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