【The New York Times】Reassess Your Spending and Saving (Published 2021)

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Reassess Your Spending and Saving (Published 2021)
Whether your bank account grew or shrank during the long months of lockdown, now is the time to take stock of your finan...

最適な貯蓄方法は2022に入って更に分からなくなってるけどw 元記事は2021夏更新。

uncharted

意味 〈状況· 経験などが〉未知 [未経験] の.

The pandemic swept many people into uncharted financial territory.

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endure

意味 〈人が〉(長期にわたって)〈困難· 苦痛など〉に耐える

Others endured more than a year of isolation and uncertainty, working from home or on the front lines.

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ensureと間違えない?私は間違える!

In a survey from the Pew Research Center released in March, 30 percent said their situation had improved, while 21 percent said it had gotten worse. Forty-nine percent of adults said that their family’s financial situation was about the same as it was a year ago. With limited spending opportunities, savings shot up during the pandemic.

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失業しなかったのと(転職はしたけど)外出頻度が減り出費減だったので、私も2021は貯金増えた。こういう人多いと思う。

Is your career on the right track? Do you like where you live? Are you happy in your relationships?

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これは考えたね。だから2021に実家から逃げて完全在宅企業に転職した。一人で居ることが大好きなんだと気づけた年だったな。

decent

意味 (くだけて)[通例[名]の前で]まずまずの, けっこうよい, 満足できる; 相当な, かなりの

“If someone has an emergency fund, no high-interest debt and is saving a decent amount for retirement, they’re in a good position to make big changes,” said Brian Walsh, senior manager of financial planning at SoFi, an online lending start-up.

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tick off

意味 (英)〈項目など〉にチェックをする, 印を付ける ((米)check) (off)

“If they don’t have those boxes ticked off, they should be more careful.”

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afloat

意味 〈人· 会社· 商売などが〉借金がなく, 倒産しないで; 困難がなく.

Some now suggest that fund should be able to keep you afloat for up to a year.

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Earmark

意味 <…のために/…として>〈費用· 金など〉をとっておく, 充てる; 〈人· 物〉を選ぶ <for/as>

Earmarking some of that money for retirement can be a good strategy.

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