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Each one of us works hard to earn money and fulfill our objectives in life. After completing college education every person aspires to earn lumpsum money & live an accomplished life. Most of us want to own flat, car, bank balance and many other luxuries in life. But many times, I have observed my friends saying that they are unhappy with the salary earned by them as they crave for increments and promotions. Whatever they are saying might be right but sometimes it becomes vital to live within ones means for sustaining oneself in a competitive cities of India like Mumbai, Delhi&other metrosUrvw
Asked by cyrus irani,
04 Jul '11 05:36 pm
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Yes evry one want to change his or her lifestyle and to fullfill their aims and wishes evryone rashes towards money to get it ...........but evryone has different motives , different qualities according to which they got jobs and promotions...........in metro cities like mumbai ,delhi life style is so fast..........can't be afforded by common people
Answered by ashu sinha, 04 Jul '11 05:53 pm
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Every now and then people need some change in their working styles.If they are given all the relaxations then they can work easily but giving them a workload like a donkey will just make them want to quit their jobs.
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Answered by Term paper, 04 Jul '11 06:29 pm
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Wat is this...... a question or an essay on "Life's Tragedy" !!!!!!
Answered by kaka, 04 Jul '11 05:37 pm
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Yes You are absolutely right. There is also another alternative, if we think properly we understand that inflation is eating all our savings so why not eat our savings and live life kings size. I have reduced my additional contribution of PF and also don't bother to invest money, yet money cant handle all my family's needs.
Answered by manoj thakur, 19 Jul '11 11:04 am
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