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What is the difference between gross and net salary? +

Gross is what you earn before tax; net is what remains after tax and social charges. Use the Salary Calculator to estimate the net side of an offer.

Is 50% for needs realistic in expensive cities? +

Often not. The rule is a starting point — the goal is a visible, deliberate split you can adjust to your real housing costs.

How many months of expenses should I save? +

Three to six months of essentials is the common target; income stability decides where you sit in that range.

Does inflation affect savings in a bank account? +

Yes. If interest earned is below inflation, the real value of savings falls over time, even as the balance grows.

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