nvesting in the stock market teaches investments basics. Your lessons learned transfer to other types of investments. The fundamentals to good stock investing are like different types of investing, such as real estate, bonds, precious metals, etc.
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Instead of trying to earn more, try to spend less. Always spend less than you earn, save, and invest the rest! When you start viewing the building of your wealth as powered by your frugality and efficiency, you gain control. Learn to be happy with less stuff (that ultimately ends up in a landfill), and you will automatically save more—and make your savings and investments increase!
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Styron discovered that about 60% of Americans could not afford a $400.00 to $1,000.00 emergency bill - car, heating, medical, or any other sudden cost. So he started writing a blog to help his readers understand how he had personally chosen financial freedom and how to achieve it for themselves. He also does coaching and mentorship -
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Eliminating one percent or more of fees will make a massive difference over time. The choice to become a more strategic investor could add MILLIONS of dollars to your net worth!
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“He’s got a goal to be a millionaire. He’s doing it through savings, and he’ll get there. This guy is a fantastic role model,” O’Leary says. “He’s growing the wealth of his family successfully. He’s focused on it, but he’s happy too.”
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A budget is boring, anal and helped me achieve financial freedom.
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I have never discovered EASY money except for winning the lottery, which has better odds than Congress doing their jobs. Today's dreamers of fast and easy $$$ are chasing Cryptocurrencies, Meme stocks (last week's blog- See You “May Like” Section Below), and other quick bucks stuff. When you see so-called “Subject Matter Experts" advertise on Facebook, Instagram, etc. "For $999.00, TODAY ONLY, I will teach you to ……." DELETE IMMEDIATELY! If someone has a ...
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Learning to read stock charts was critical to improving my wealth. Today's blog gives you a brief introduction. Next week let's continue building chart competency by examining support and resistance.
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I grew up in small southern town in North Carolina (NC) where there were more chickens than people. In High School, my classmates self-divided into two groups being those who applied to college and those who wanted to immediately work after graduation. Since birth I heard, “you are going to college OR ELSE” so I applied to college and graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering. One of my classmates ...
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Najee Hannigan, a 26-year old entrepreneur from Philadelphia, encouraged his friends and cousins to put aside $50 a week so that they could all collectively invest in something big. Two years later, they have successfully accumulated enough money to purchase their first own real estate property. THE POWER OF BUDGETING! They will also use budgeting to manage renovation cost and successfully rent this property. Congratulations Majee Hannigan and friends. 2020’S UGLY ...
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