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3 Tips To Manage Your Finance Better For The Future
Although money cannot buy you happiness, it can bring a sense of security if you manage your money right.
4 Financial Rules Every Twentysomething Should Adhere To
Financial planning and discipline is key to one's financial freedom.
The Case For Living With Your Parents In Your Twenties
It is not that you lack the dignity to live on your own. You are paving the way for bigger things to come.
The Beginner’s Guide To Building A Budget
If you want to control your spending and work toward your financial goals, you need a budget. A budget informs you how much money you expect to bring in, then compare that to your essential expenses and discretionary spendings. Instead of viewing a budget as a negative financial tool, you can view it as a tool for achieving your financial goals. The steps in this article can help you create a budget.
More Investing Myths You Must Not Be Intimidated By
When it comes to investing your hard-earned money, misinformation or hearsay may be holding you back. In this article, seven common investing myths are being put under the microscope to determine whether or not if they are tales that we falsely fabricated to give us an excuse to keep our money safe.
4 Best Long Term Investment Products to Consider
An investment product or vehicle simply takes you from where you are financially to where you want to be something in the future, financially. And because they are so many vehicles available today, it can be overwhelming to decide which one you'd like to add into your portfolio. Therefore, this article aims to describe why these four investment products should be in everyone's investment portfolio.
Times When You Should Not Be Investing
Every twentysomething should strive to master the art of investing. Additionally, they should start investing as soon as they can. However, there are times when investing is not the most strategic financial move to make. This article aims to elaborate on six events that needs to be dealt with first before investing his or her money.
Four Investing Myths You Must Not Be Intimidated By
People think you have to be wealthy to invest. They assume investing is too risky. These four common myths keep people from building a basic portfolio. If you ever plan on retiring, you will need that portfolio. Do not let these myths get in your way.
How To Survive In An Emergency Financial Situation
The thought of encountering a major negative event that could affect your finances, such as a job loss, an illness, a car accident or a pandemic can keep anyone awake at night. However, the prospect of something expensive and beyond your control happening becomes less threatening if you’re properly prepared. If you are in the midst of a financial crisis, here are six things to do.