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How A Good Salary Slowly Turns Into A Financial Tra

Many people believe that earning a good salary automatically leads to financial security.
But for millions of working professionals, the opposite quietly happens.
In this video, we explore how a comfortable income can slowly turn into a financial trap — not through reckless spending, but through normal life decisions, lifestyle expectations, and long-term commitments.
Using realistic everyday examples, we break down the psychology behind lifestyle inflation, fixed expenses, and why financial flexibility disappears even as income rises.
This isn’t about guilt or extreme frugality.
It’s about understanding how money gradually shapes freedom — or removes it — over time.


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