Invest in yourself, which is the philosophy of this blog. If you want to achieve financial freedom, you have to invest in yourself constantly.
Continue ReadingInvest in yourself, which is the philosophy of this blog. If you want to achieve financial freedom, you have to invest in yourself constantly.
Continue ReadingIt's clear that investing is one of the most dreaded thing in personal finance. After all, your retirement nest egg could lose 30% value overnight, if you don't know what you're doing.
Continue ReadingIt’s crazy to imagine money working for you all the time. But all the financial experts have said it, make your money work for you. But is it really that easy to do? Maybe, maybe not. It depends on ONE factor: YOU.
Continue ReadingTrying to save on everything is like trying to do ten things at once, you will most likely fail at all ten. A better way to do it is to use what I call the "Laser Focused Savings Technique".
Continue ReadingThis is a secret to get more money and time: Automate + Unautomate + Reautomate. What do I mean by that? Automate the good stuffs so they keep going, unautomate the bad stuffs so they don’t keep coming, reautomate so you know you're on a good track.
Continue ReadingI recently sent out a survey to you and other subscribers about what personal finance topic you would like me to cover on this blog. Unanimously, all of you said "earn more money". It surprised me a little, as I thought there would be at least some folks who would say "investing", "getting out of debt", "saving money on commute” and others. But the truth is: You will also earn more money by doing all those!
Continue ReadingThere are a lot of talks around getting out of debt on TV and around the blogosphere (think Dave Ramsey and Man vs Debt). And you hear and read those people on the shows in the comments that they feel so wonderful after paying off their debt, or that they feel stuck because they are not making much progress. In either case, seems like having a debt is a bad thing. So, why is debt your biggest enemy in personal finance? Because it limits your options.
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