Finish What You Start
I buy used books whenever I can. The books are almost always in really good condition, and come at half the price. Some books you’d never even be able to tell are used.
I buy used books whenever I can. The books are almost always in really good condition, and come at half the price. Some books you’d never even be able to tell are used.
I often hear people talk about personal finance like there is only one pathway to success. “Do this, not that” “The only way to get wealthy…” “That way is for suckers” “The only way is to make more” “Nothing else will work”
We’ve all heard about the lottery winner going broke after 3 years. Or the celebrity declaring bankruptcy 5 years after their prime. Being successful with personal finance is really about the process. And a huge part of the process is creating healthy financial habits.
Should you pay off debt or invest? There are so many answers out there—it’s confusing. One financial expert says to pay off all debt first, while another says invest before anything else. Your parents both think you should pay off debt before doing anything, while your aunt says you have to start investing young.
I used to finance cars. I thought that’s what you did with cars, so I followed along. I really didn’t think twice about it to be honest. I’ve changed my way of thinking over the years though.
In my early 20’s I didn’t make the time or effort to educate myself in personal finance, and ended up getting myself into a couple thousand dollars’ worth of credit card debt. I knew credit card debt wasn’t good, but I didn’t know just how dangerous it could be. Fortunately, it never got to that point.
There’s a money evolution going on inside of you whether you know it or not. We are always learning and changing. Some people make productive
The power of compound interest is undeniable. Compounding starts off slow, followed by more slow progress, and then BAM! It’s off and running and your
Scarcity exists everywhere–with time, money, ideas, a general mindset about life, and a plethora of other things. The premise of this post is that scarcity
Financial Mistakes happen. As much as we try to avoid them, they will occur. Hopefully not twice, but that happens too. It’s something everyone has