The Simplest Ways to Begin the Journey Out of Debt Debt – it consumes so many, it turns lives upside down and can strain relationships, it’s damaging and stressful, but despite this, it is possible to turn it around. Of course, calling the process of getting out of debt “simple,” is a misnomer. It’s rarely …
Starting young can be the succor for your retirement by Guest Author Martha Jackson Saving from an early age is important. Why do so few actually start young? In the 20s you stay occupied mostly with your life, your studies and your career. You hardly seem to have any time left for financial planning. Thus you must …
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Change is the only constant way of life – Avert the pangs of money mistakes during your 20s by Guest Author Martha Jackson When you’re in your 20s, you’re probably graduating from high school, settling down with your career and standing on the threshold of making some major life decisions. While you’re busy thinking who …
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Click for article: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/first-person-expect-bloomer-millionaire-220600304.html I think Dan and I have a lot to say to any generation who thinks they started too late and lost a bundle of their retirement nest egg in a bear market. You are not alone. For Generation Xers (born 1966 – 79). The article addressed important topics: 1. Controlling debt …
Mr Money Mustache Great blog post by Mr. Money Mustache. His best insights are related to unconscious habits of our total life: getting up, having breakfast, working all day, shopping at the same stores, eating out, watching tv, etc. etc. This is the perfect set up for consumerism addiction–buying impulsively–because there is no time to think. …