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When someone tricks you to take your money or belongings by lying or being dishonest.
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The retention of disposable income for a future time. You might save, for example, for something specific like a wedding or holiday, or to create a fund for unexpected events such as losing your job.
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Things we do to keep ourselves and our belongings safe.
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A type of savings plan for when you’re older and no longer working, to help you have enough money to live on. You can’t access this until you are at least 55.
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A type of scam where someone tries to trick you into giving them your passwords or credit card numbers. They will pretend to be a trustworthy person or company.
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When you earn interest not only on the initial amount of money you save or invest but also on the interest that accumulates over time.
