moneyhabits
When you have established an investment portfolio, it can be easy to ignore the funds and the social and economic forces that may be acting on them. In fact, it’s healthy to ignore them to some extent. Making emotional investment decisions is imprudent. Consequently, it can lead to devastating losses even as you seek to improve financial investments. However, it’s possible to find a middle ground. Rather than investing and forgetting, or jumping at every market correction, try to learn as much as you can. Accordingly, study investing, historic trends, and future projections. Base your decision...
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How many credit cards should you have? That’s a good question to ask. But, I think you know the answer if you’re buried under debt. And, that’s not having more than one credit card — if any at all. The main problem with multiple credit cards? Your debt repayments can become unmanageable. At the same time, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to how many credit cards you should have. What’s more, there are a variety of rewards available with multiple cards, including miles and points as well as cashback. Additionally, credit cards can have a positive or negative effect on your credit score. Desp...
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It’s time to talk mindsets. You can have one of two different mindsets. You can either have a growth mindset or a broke mindset. I’ll give you an example of a broke mindset. And, more importantly, how not to think. So a while back I published this short where I shared that I took my family of 6 to all-inclusive resort in the Dominican Republic. Guess how much I paid? Nothing. How was I able to swing a free trip for my entire family? I used our credit card reward points. The very first comment that I received was something on the lines of, “the annual fee of $50 pays for itself I guess.” S...
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Even if you’re modest, I think everyone wouldn’t mind being a millionaire. But, with such an uncertain future is that even possible? Actually. It is. With proper planning, responsible spending habits, and smart investments you can grow your fortune to $1 million and beyond. But, there’s a key part of that equation that shouldn’t be overlooked. And, that’s effectively saving your money using these easy 18-tips. 1. Make it a game.“You probably think saving money has to be boring, hard work,” writes Michael Beck. “I say, let’s play a game instead!” he adds. “And if you’re good at it, this game ca...
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Unless you’re in the small percentile of people who are have received a large inheritance or trust fund or won the lottery, you need to build your wealth from scratch. And, that’s not the easiest of goals. Between stagnating wages, mounting student debt, systematic inequality, a considerable increase in the cost of living, and a lack of financial literacy this seems futile. You can, however, increase your chances of driving your financial growth across the finish line if you adopt the following ten habits. 1. Establish life goals.“What is financial freedom to you?,” asks Matt Danielson over at...
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