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If youve built up a nice nest egg, whats the harm in splurging?

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According to experts, if you dont have $50,000 saved up this is a big no no.

One splurged on a luxury sports car, then couldnt afford payments after a job change.

Despite a high income, debt costs left little for life goals.

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After selling the car and paying the loan,building an emergency fundlet them start a family.

Mafe Aclado, finance expert and general manager ofCoupon Snake, advised the same.

Below are someluxury items you shouldnt splurge on before having $50,000 in savings.

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Especially when it comes to maintenance and insurance costs.

Blain agreed that you should avoid high-end vehicles.

They devastate your financial cushion for emergencies like job loss, health issues or family crises.Patience and practicalitypay off.

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Build the emergency fund, then allocate to rewards responsibly.

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