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3 Tips To Manage Your Finance When Retiring

January 29, 2021 Leave a Comment

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One of the many things that may scare the seniors once they find that retirement is closely right in front of them. Before one can say with confidence that their retirement is going to be a breeze, you’ve got to ensure that you’ll be financially stable.

After all, one of the main differences with your retirement from your current phase in your life is money. When you’ll retire, you’ll no longer enjoy a steady flow of income coming in, as you’ll no longer have an income from your job.

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4 Ways to Secure Your Financial Future

April 6, 2020 2 Comments

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Securing your financial future is something you should consider regardless of age or status. With some planning and a little foresight, you could be well on your way to carving out a future free of debt and worry.

Being financially comfortable when you get older will not only make it easier to live life to the full but could provide you with choices you wouldn’t otherwise have. Here are 4 ways to secure your financial future.

Career advancement

Career advancement usually goes hand in hand with an increase in salary and other benefits, so it’s a good idea to set yourself some realistic career goals and plan how these can be achieved.

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9 Steps to Secure Your Finances For the Future

August 13, 2018 2 Comments

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Do you tend to spend more than you earn? Do you procrastinate paying your bills on time? Well, not everybody is good at managing their finances. While some find it difficult to maintain the minimum balance in their account, others shop using their credit cards and tend to spend more than their budget.

9 Steps to Secure Your Finances For the Future

If you don’t know how to manage your finances when you earn, thinking of saving for retirement would seem like a Herculean task. Many people, especially middle-income earners find it difficult to save money for their future.

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10 Must Have Personal Finance Habits

October 10, 2017 5 Comments

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Having good financial habit is a must for everyone but most usually don’t have these or have not spent the time to take a good look at their finances. Because you are here reading this I can assume that you have decided to take your financial life a little more seriously.

10 Must Have Personal Finance Habits

Below are 10 great financial habits you must imbibe to get you to achieve the financial freedom you have always dreamed of.

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Quick Fixes to Improve Your Finances

June 5, 2017 2 Comments

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Keeping your personal finance in order is vital to avoid debt and afford certain things like a car or, your home at a lower interest rate. Getting your money in order helps avoid the stress and disarray caused by mounting debt.

Quick Fixes to improve Your Finances

The good news is, a financial situation can be improved, mainly through self-discipline. Following are 4 major tips for financial quick fixes that you can try when going gets tough. Not in particular order, all of these need to be taken care off at the same time.

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10 Habits of Financially Stable People

April 9, 2017 16 Comments

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Just like any other goal, financial success requires the practice of good financial habits. If you want to finally eliminate debt, increase your personal savings, and achieve financial security for yourself and your family, you need to take a good look at your current spending. Assess which ones are truly necessary, and start making changes to the way you budget and spend your money.

10 Habits of Financially Stable Person

To me, being financially stable and having a lot of money are not synonymous. You may have a large income but, it doesn’t always mean you’re financially stable. Financial stability ensures that you are capable enough to hold on to the wealth, even during difficult times. So, irrespective of your financial situation, you should strive to become financially stable and develop the habits of a financially stable person.

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3 Micro Ways to Fix Your Finances

August 22, 2016 3 Comments

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You’ve got the debtors at the door, last demand letters and statements piled up in the living room and a quivering, shivering bank balance that’s teetering on the brink of your overdraft limit. It’s not a great way to start your day – and it doesn’t have to be this way. There are subtle and micro ways to quick fix your finances.

3 Quick Fxes to Financial Problems

For some, money slips through their fingers like grains of sand. Yet these perennial spenders don’t realize that they can cut their budget with the little things.

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When you Urgently Need a Large Amount of Money

August 12, 2016 8 Comments

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Earlier I posted methods of earning quick cash legally. In this article let’s talk about a situation where all of a sudden you need a huge amount of cash, the situation we term as a financial emergency. And let’s say you don’t have an emergency fund built up. How can you quickly arrange for that large amount of money? This is not about making money, it’s about arranging the money for the emergency need to pay off later.

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You don’t have it available in your bank account, and you need to get your hands on this money in a short period. What are your options? From my point of view, you have three or four solid options at your disposal. Chances are, one of these options will work for you so take a deep breath and try to tone down your panicked state.

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5 Stoic Principles for Financial Success

July 1, 2016 3 Comments

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Stoicism is a school of Greek philosophy founded in Athens whose followers practice a way of life that focuses not on what a person says but on how they act. To live a good life, one has to understand the rules of human behavior since Stoic lessons teach that everything happening around you is rooted in your own mind.

What does this have to do with financial success?

Let’s take a look at five Stoic principles that should form the bedrock of your own financial success.

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4 Simple Ways to Jumpstart Your Finances

June 3, 2016 4 Comments

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More than half of the people falter at managing finances. Rather then don’t even try to manage their finances. yet, finance is perhaps the most important part of our personal life. Sometime an entire family depends on your income. You need to provide for your children and elderly. It’s important that you provide for every one while keeping an eye and a portion of your income for your retired life.

If your finances are in jeopardy, that means you are in debt and you have no saving to start with. This is precisely the moment you start taking charge of your finances. You start prioritizing your needs and learn to separate out needs and wants. This is exactly when you start saving money and spend only on necessities.

The below post from Steve Repak talks about 4 steps to jump start your financial engine, after it was broken down midway. Enjoy the post.

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