Results show that people who were more numerate had higher income, more education, and greater verbal intelligence. Numeracy was also related to greater income satisfaction and greater life satisfaction.
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A solid, steady investment approach will pay huge dividends in the long run.
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“We haven’t the faintest idea what the stock market is going to do when it opens on Monday,” Buffett said. “We’ve not been good at timing. We’ve been reasonably good at figuring out when we were getting enough for our money.”
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Too many Americans leave money on the table by not taking the FREE money their employer has offered.” You cannot give away free money! If you want to do that, reach out, and I will give you my mailing address!
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Whether you're just starting or have been earning your way for quite some time, it's never too late to learn about saving and improving your financial outlook. Developing a budget and building financial knowledge is the foundation for a brighter future.
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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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Trump’s theatrics notwithstanding, he pursued the tax and regulatory agenda of a typical conservative Republican politician, and on his watch tens of millions of Americans who had been struggling economically for decades saw meaningful improvement in their lives, including many members of low-income minority groups.
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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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If I had one piece of advice for anyone who hasn't started investing yet, it would be: Please, just start. If that feels hard, ask for help. Money and investing are an emotional business. Seek advisors to help wade through your valid concerns!
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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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