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Is financial independence harder than ever?

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prolific-writer · in Business & Finance
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Many people are now struggling a lot when it comes to gaining financial independent. This is due to various reasons. Unemployment and inflation are the two main reasons why many people are struggling to Hain financial independence. So, is it really hard?

We have all heard of the saying "Expenses rise to meet income" The moment one sees money wants become needs and that is when one experiences a money crunch

That additional money that one sees needs to be saved and not spent. A saving habit is the best saviour to be financially independent.

On Jun 9, 2026, iamawriter said:

We have all heard of the saying "Expenses rise to meet income" The moment one sees money wants become needs and that is when one experiences a money crunch

That additional money that one sees needs to be saved and not spent. A saving habit is the best saviour to be financially independent.

I do not think that saving money is possible when inflation is so high. The fact of the matter remains that people may need to increase their income if they actually want to save money. This is one of the fundamental aspects related to money. In many parts of the world, salaries of people do not increase when inflation increase.

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