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#PersonalFinance | Without a proper plan in place, taking on debt at an early age can have a long-term impact on wealth creation

Without a proper plan in place, taking on debt at an early age can have a long-term impact on wealth creation
#PersonalFinance | Interest saving is higher in the earlier stages of the loan, so make pre-prepayments in first half of loan tenure

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#PersonalFinance | By setting loan repayment a goal, you can work backwards to find out how you should set up the corpus to payback

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#PersonalFinance | Use bonus, increments, lumpsum savings, supplement income to make pre-payments

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