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How much money a person makes does not dictate his or her spending and saving behavior
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Income influences one's ability to spend and save, but it doesn't determine behavior. Choices also depend on preferences, goals, debt, family obligations, financial literacy, culture, and life stage — so people with similar incomes can have very different saving and spending patterns. (Caveat: extremely low income can limit the ability to save.)
Income influences one's ability to spend and save, but it doesn't determine behavior. Choices also depend on preferences, goals, debt, family obligations, financial literacy, culture, and life stage — so people with similar incomes can have very different saving and spending patterns. (Caveat: extremely low income can limit the ability to save.)
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