To become wealthy, start now with these basic financial steps. When you plan and set your goals, make each step small. GET STARTED IMMEDIATELY.
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To become wealthy, start now with these basic financial steps. When you plan and set your goals, make each step small. GET STARTED IMMEDIATELY.
Check out this informative TAX-personal finance carnival. Get lots of tax tips in one place!
Even the poorest Americans and members of the developed world have more conveniences and luxury than royalty of the past! If you have a television, a car, or electricity, you are living better than a KING? 78% of those earning between $25,000 and $50,000 were somewhat or very happy. In other words, over 3 out of 4 people in that income level were happy! Now, bump up the income levels a bit; there is only a 3% difference in happiness between those making $50,000-$75,000 and those making $75,000-$100,000!
Deceptively simple, yet research supported, behaviors of the wealthy. Apply wealth habits and increase your life satisfaction.
Historical returns show that investing in the stock market regularly, can lead to enormous profits over the long term.
“A festival marked by merrymaking and processions.” Definition of carnival I would like to invite you to a PERSONAL FINANCE Carnival. There will be lots of personal finance information and tips, and for those of you interested in more money and a better life……..IT WILL BE FUN! What is a PERSONAL FINANCE CARNIVAL? It’s a…
Categories: taxes, goals “I am favor of cutting taxes under any circumstances and for any excuse, for any reason, whenever it’s possible.” Milton Friedman All I can say about this quote is “ME TOO.” Yet I also really like some of the stuff taxes pay for, like roads, national parks, social security, education, etc. So…
Categories: personal finance, values, saving, goal setting “Buy what thou hast no need of and ere long thou shalt sell thy necessities.” Benjamin Franklin One of the great challenges today is balancing your present needs and wants with those of the future. It requires quite a bit of introspection. While almost every Ben Franklin quote…
Building up credit card debt makes it impossible to save for future goals. Unless the interest you receive on your savings is higher than the interest you pay on the debt, carrying credit card debt is a losing proposition.
Theodore Roosevelt said, “When you play, play hard; when you work, don’t play at all.”
This is not a new thought… the idea of focusing on work while working and play while playing. The reason that some form of this quote is so popular is because IT IS TRUE. In spite of its veracity, how many of us really free ourselves from thoughts of work, while we are playing? Try it and see what happens to your productivity!
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