Lol, I wish I had your crystal ball. So debt is a problem with handling money? Cool. I stick to my point - once you have the civil servant status, find a financial advisor specialized in this. Until then, tidy up your finances and keep a household budget, it will work out. Just from the interest, it will certainly be somewhere around 2.xI don't read anything about studying or similar, but about lifestyle. It means he lives beyond his means. It means there is a problem handling money. It means with a larger mountain of debt and continuation of the lifestyle (beyond his means), disordered financial circumstances. It means more prone to acts of corruption.
Well, first of all, it could just be an unfortunate choice of words. Lifestyle doesn’t have to mean living beyond one’s means. It’s likely, but as long as it’s not supported with a reason for the choice of words, it is very speculative.I don’t read anything about studies or similar, but about lifestyle. That means he lives beyond his means. That means there is a problem handling money. That means, with a larger pile of debt and continuation of the lifestyle (beyond his means), disordered financial circumstances. That means more susceptible to acts of corruption.
This should preferably not be noticed by anyone. Especially civil servants should be able to demonstrate economically orderly conditions, otherwise they become susceptible to various acts of corruption. From this, one can also infer the possibly missing moral suitability.