the more the merrier. as a bare minimum one should match the expenses with some buffer preferably so that the buffer can help to bring up income to cater for inflation. bare minimum isn't always enough so the next step is to have a buffer. when that is achieved, one can look towards trying to match employment income and thereafter to match employment income+investment income. depending on how driven one is you don't need to meet all the steps but a bare minimum is to at least be able to match one normal expenses plus some buffer for emergencies and inflation and hopefully with a bit of increases year on year to improve life a bit.
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