Do You Make These 3 Mistakes With Your Personal Finances?
Until you get rid of the negative habits that are adversely affecting your personal finances, it will always be difficult for you to stop being a slave to money.
Until you get rid of the negative habits that are adversely affecting your personal finances, it will always be difficult for you to stop being a slave to money.
Conventional wisdom has led us to believe the false notion that financial security comes from a job that commands the highest pay based on our level of education, skills or experience.
It’s no secret that people with virtually no experience with money and how money works always end up struggling financially.
Over the years, I have discovered that having a good understanding of how money works is the quickest and most sustainable way to improve your finances.
Have you ever thought about how long you would not only survive but also thrive financially if you were to lose your paycheck?
It is not unusual for a series of poor choices involving money to result in one financial mess after another, regardless of how seemingly insignificant each one of these choices may be.
Consumer debt is usually a symptom of a bigger underlying problem that can grow to staggering proportions if all you do is treat the symptom while ignoring the disease.
When starting out in life, we are usually faced with a critical decision about where we are going to live. Should we rent or buy a home?
How often have you said or heard people say “if I could only get that pay raise, I would…” and you can fill in the blanks with every imaginable fantasy.
One of the basic requirements for creating a life of financial security is having a good understanding of how to handle your personal finances.