A solid, steady investment approach will pay huge dividends in the long run.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY , INVESTMENTS , MENTORS
TAKEAWAYS – PART THREE/FINAL: HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR THE KIDS; BUY THE TOY COMPANY, NOT THE TOYS – GUEST BLOGGER: George Wong
In all families that build their own wealth from the ground up, a culture of active and continuous learning around financial literacy is created and fostered.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY , INVESTMENTS
YOU HAVE TWO CHOICES –YOUR COMMITMENT TO A GOOD LIFE OR FEAR. PICK!
I fear failure and have sometimes avoided risk and MY OWN DREAMS. Imagine all the great things that would NOT have happened in the world if so many denied their dreams due to fear. Some of you have expressed your fears in starting to invest. People find change to be difficult and that makes us hesitate to take actions to reduce debt, build emergency savings, fund 401-K plans and ...
Read MoreSo you are thinking about buying a new car? Year-end sales are coming in a few weeks and the car manufacturers will discount thousands of dollars and offer zero interest. Do you buy at today’s full price or wait? Personally, I wait for sale prices for clothes, electronics, vehicles, equities, etc. The stock market gives you sale prices when the market corrects and drops a few percentage points. This is ...
Read MoreMy journey started when I was about 12. I was lucky to have two smart and wonderful parents. Mom taught me the value of savings and compound interest (future blog). Dad taught me the value of hard work and self-improvement. I remember the day we drove to the bank and opened a savings account. I was excited because I always enjoyed saving money!! Mom deposited some money, I think about $25. And I ...
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SAVE MORE BY SPENDING LESS STOP Buying Crap This is your first step to accumulating wealth. I went to my basement last week and I saw boxes and bags of crap!! All that crap, cost money. And it’s just sitting there!. My garage, same problem.So let me define crap. Useless stuff you do NOT NEED/WANT! Let’s look at how much we can spend, annually on crap:· Two six packs of beer/week -$625· Daily ...
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