It's the same for me and it doesn't change anything for me. Keep paying in, keep growing and when it's my annual salary per month, then you can think about other plans
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@userea7182027eb24a4d If a month's salary fluctuates in one day, a year's salary will fluctuate in 14 days.
What changes for you?
What changes for you?
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@Epi You assume that things only ever go in one direction, unfortunately I don't live in that world. The fact that my annual salary is added or lost in 14 days or 1 month is currently the exception and not the rule
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@userea7182027eb24a4d And what would it do if it were the rule and not the exception? That's what I'm asking.
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@Epi Depends on my life situation, do I have children etc.? Quit my job if necessary and spend more time with my family
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@userea7182027eb24a4d So it would do something to morale after all?
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@Epi the question was about monthly salaries in daily fluctuations and I said that I already have that and it doesn't change anything. The statement is still true, as I continue to work as normal and look forward to being able to save and invest several thousand euros every month
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@userea7182027eb24a4d Please do not keep changing my question!
I asked what would happen if daily fluctuations in salary became the norm. You don't have the status yet. But anyway, good luck to you!
I asked what would happen if daily fluctuations in salary became the norm. You don't have the status yet. But anyway, good luck to you!
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@Epi Of course I have the status. A daily fluctuation in salary is the rule for me and it's the exception when it doesn't reach this level. Sometimes it goes into the plus and sometimes into the minus. What I don't have yet is my annual salary as the fluctuation of an average month (precisely because the daily fluctuations are both positive and negative).
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@userea7182027eb24a4d Yes, that's right. THAT would be the next stage - monthly fluctuations in the annual salary range. So something should change from then on, right?
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@Epi for me personally. However, it is often the case that opinions change once you have achieved what you set out to do. It's often the same in sport. You want to gain 10 kg of muscle mass. Once you've achieved the 10 kg, you want another 10 and you always think that once you've achieved that you'll be 100% satisfied and then you achieve it and have even bigger goals in mind
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