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What's the difference between "having money to save" and "having savings insurance"?

My Double Plus Savings Insurance 25 / 20

If we collect money ourselves... 💰

📌 Must be disciplined to save.

📌 The money could be spent on the way.

📌 And no life coverage.

But if "savings insurance" is chosen,

We can plan savings + coverage + future goals along the way. ✨

💙 My Double Plus 25 / 20

Plan S example

Pay about 12,000 baht / year

What was planned in the 👇 example.

🛡️ 200,000 baht for life protection.

💰 have a refund in accordance with the terms of the contract.

💵 Total planned reimbursement / benefit up to 350,000 baht

✨ have a dividend in accordance with the terms of the policy.

📌 Life insurance premiums may apply to tax concessions based on the criteria established by the IRS.

Fits people who want to start saving money with a "goal."

Don't want to save money by yourself and accidentally take it out to use 💸

👩🏻‍💼 will save for...

• Future lump sum

• Retirement expenses

• Plan for family

• Or used as part of a tax cut plan.

Start planning from today.

Give us more of the money we pay each year "targeted." 💙

Green House 💚: @ 587nfyrx

# Savings insurance # Allianz Ayutthaya life insurance

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Erin

Erin

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The image displays various denominations of US dollar bills fanned out on a dark gray surface, with the title "How To Stack Multiple Savings Challenge" in red and white text, introducing the concept of combining savings methods.
This image, set against US dollar bills, advises to "Pick Challenges That Work Together" and lists four examples: $5, 52-week, no-spend, and round-up challenges, with an example of combining the 52-week and $5 challenges.
Titled "Set Up a Game Plan," this image on a backdrop of US dollar bills explains how to organize savings per paycheck, offering an example for the 52-week challenge and a pro tip on automating transfers for larger challenges.
Stacking Savings Challenges = More Money 💸
💰 One savings challenge is cool… but stacking them? That’s how you really build up your money FAST. Think about it—you’re already putting away a little here and there, so why not add another method that makes saving effortless? 🧠🔥 Stacking challenges isn’t about doing the most. It’s about fin
Mari 🦋

Mari 🦋

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How I Budget Each Paycheck 🤎
1.) When I get paid, I immediately pay ALL my bills 2.) I transfer money to my high-yield savings, which I treat like a bill. That savings is in a completely separate bank so I’m not tempted to touch it. 3.) Whatever’s left after bills becomes my spending money for things like food, gas, and
stephanie.knudsen

stephanie.knudsen

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A chart from POISED FINANCE + LIFESTYLE titled 'Emergency Fund: How much should you have?'. It provides emergency fund estimates (3-12 months) based on personal status like single, married (with one or two incomes), and business owner, differentiating between having no dependants and having dependants.
How much money should you have saved?
They always say to save 3-6 months, but what does that even mean? When we’re trying to figure out how much money we should save, we need to dive deeper than just an “X amount sounds nice” or just do 3-6 months. Because we’re the ones who have to make the money and save it. It’s tough out here, a
Poised

Poised

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A chart titled 'IN 52 WEEK$ easiest savings plan EVER' outlines a 52-week savings strategy. It lists weekly deposit amounts and cumulative balances, culminating in a $5,000 total. Checkboxes are provided for each week to track progress.
1 year savings!!!
my favorite thing to do every year!!!! such an easy way to save money throughout the year!
Carley LeVay

Carley LeVay

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A pair of hands holds fanned-out US dollar bills, including fifties and twenties, against a white fuzzy background. The text overlay reads "HOW TO SAVE On a biweekly paycheck" with a heart and sparkles.
US dollar bills are spread on a fuzzy surface, with a large pink "$1,000" text. Overlays detail saving plans: 3 months ($167/check), 6 months ($83/check), and 12 months ($42/check).
US dollar bills are spread on a fuzzy surface, with a large green "$2,000" text. Overlays detail saving plans: 3 months ($333/check), 6 months ($166/check), and 12 months ($83/check).
Biweekly Paycheck Savings: $1k-$3k plan ✨💰
Saving money doesn’t have to feel impossible! 💰 Whether you’re aiming for $1K, $2K, or $3K, I’ve broken it down into simple, paycheck-friendly steps. 🤑 Pick your goal, follow the plan, and watch your savings stack up—no magic required, just discipline 💪✨ Ready to hit your goals? Let’s make sa
Mari 🦋

Mari 🦋

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Money management
Take control of your money 💸 with the 50/30/20 budgeting rule! Learn how to divide your monthly income into needs (50%), wants (30%), and savings (20%). This beginner-friendly method makes budgeting simple, helps you save consistently, lower money stress, and move closer to financial freedom. Per
DMLR 🌷🧁💌🎀

DMLR 🌷🧁💌🎀

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Cash value vs. death benefit...two VERY different things! Your cash value is for the living. Your death benefit is for your legacy. 💯 #insurance #familylegacy #insuranceagent
Ebonie | Insurance Homegirl

Ebonie | Insurance Homegirl

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3 Types of Savings Accounts You Need To Have 💰
1. Emergency Fund This type of account is for unexpected expenses (e.g. medical emergencies, car repairs, family emergencies, etc.) 3-6 months of living expenses is usually recommended and should be easily accessible, so consider a regular savings account or high-yield savings account with easy
adviceforwomen

adviceforwomen

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How much savings should you have in your 20s?
Lately, I've been constantly pondering over a question - how much savings should we have in our 20s? Some of my friends already have some savings, while others are still hustling for life. For myself, I often feel confused, not knowing what kind of financial status is considered normal at thi
Julia🍀

Julia🍀

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You NEED these bank accounts
Turning 18 is the perfect time to set your money up the right way. Most people only use one or two bank accounts… but having the right setup makes adulting WAY easier. Here are 6 accounts worth having at 18: 1️⃣ Emergency Fund → only for surprise expenses. 2️⃣ Short-Term Savings → goals within
minttalksfinance

minttalksfinance

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Life Insurance: Average vs Annual IRR
Average IRR shows the total return from start to now spread over all years. Annual IRR tells you what the policy earned in just that specific year, giving a clearer view of short-term performance. #wholelife #cashvalue #termlife #infinitebanking #cashvaluelifeinsurance
Zerafa Financial

Zerafa Financial

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A pink calculator and an open budget planner with a pen, showing a biweekly budget. Overlays read 'How To' and '#PaycheckBudget', indicating a guide to budgeting.
A biweekly paycheck budget example showing a $1,000 paycheck breakdown into categories like rent, bills, groceries, gas, fun/spending, and savings, with a calculator in the background.
A monthly budget snapshot based on two paychecks, totaling $2,000, with doubled amounts for rent, bills, groceries, gas, fun/spending, and savings, emphasizing consistency.
The Paycheck Plan That Built My Savings 💸
Let me be clear-this isn’t the budget. It’s an example of what a budget can look like when you actually give your money a job. I used to think budgeting meant I had to restrict myself, say no to everything fun, and obsess over spreadsheets. But once I realized it’s just a system, a plan I build
Mari 🦋

Mari 🦋

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A laptop sits on a lounge chair by a pool, with text overlay "THE 50/20/30 RULE" and "THE BASIC BUDGET TO LIVE, SPEND, & SAVE," illustrating a relaxed approach to financial planning.
A pie chart visually breaks down the 50/20/30 budget rule: 50% for Expenses, 30% for Spending, and 20% for Savings, emphasizing that essential expenses should not exceed 50% of income.
Text advises reanalyzing expenses if they exceed 50% of income, listing categories like place of living, car, utilities, groceries, subscriptions, debt, and personal maintenance.
THE 50/20/30 RULE: THE BASIC BUDGET
As a 23 year old post grad, I have a lot of expenses! With money constantly coming in and out of my account, I needed to know where all of my money was going. I started following the 50/20/30 budgeting rule, and it has made such a positive impact on my finances! In an excel sheet, I add up all o
Peyton’s Place

Peyton’s Place

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This is a breakdown of Cash Value Life Insurance 💸
Here’s the truth about how cash value life insurance REALLY works (and what they don’t want you to know) Full Breakdown👆💡 #cashvaluelifeinsurance #wealth #financialfreedom #finance #infinitebanking
FullSendFinance

FullSendFinance

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The image displays a '12 WEEK SAVINGS PLAN' with a piggy bank illustration. It outlines various savings goals, from $100 to $5,500, detailing the corresponding monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, and daily contributions needed to achieve each goal.
12 Week Savings Plan for Any Goal! ✨🫶
God can bless the bag, but can you manage it?” Staying on budget is kingdom discipline. It’s not about restriction—it’s about stewardship. 🔥Saving ain’t about how much you make—it’s about how much you keep.” Sis, start small if you have to. $5, $10, whatever—just start. Every dollar you save
LucyKevondra

LucyKevondra

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$7,300 IN A YEAR SAVINGS (MY PLAN)
Saving $20 a day is an easy way to build financial security, adding up to $140 a week, $600 a month, and $7,300 a year. To stick to the plan, automate daily transfers to a savings account or set aside cash to avoid spending it. Cut back on non-essential expenses like dining out or impulse buys, and
Lakenya Hale

Lakenya Hale

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The 50/30/20 Budget Method 💰
Hi friends! 🍋 I’ve been trying the 50/30/20 Budge Method for a few months and I felt I had to share with you guys. If tou struggle with budge, saving money and you don’t have idea how to start, I would recommend trying this method! You can manage the percentage based on your income and l
Thamires Cottone | REALTOR

Thamires Cottone | REALTOR

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