Barbara Friedberg Personal Finance
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Category Archives: automatic saving

Contribute to a Roth IRA Today

Written on December 16, 2011 by in advanced, asset allocation, automatic saving, investing, links

I’m one of those finance nerds who started investing in my 20′s and have not stopped. I was decades younger than the other attendees at my first retirement investing seminar.

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NEW COLLEGE GRADS; HOW TO GET SMART ABOUT MONEY

Written on September 14, 2011 by in automatic saving, career, investing, money management, personal finance, saving, video

“Never spend your money before you have earned it.” Thomas Jefferson

Follow Jefferson’s advice, add in a bit of saving, and you are on the right path. Watch the video, consider the tips, pass them along to your friends, and help them become money smart!

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HOW LONG UNTIL I’M WEALTHY?

Written on June 3, 2011 by in asset allocation, automatic saving, bond, investing, stocks, wealth

Barbara Friedberg Personal Financeteaches WEALTH BUILDING SKILLS. Pay attention, be patient, don’t overspend on stuff that doesn’t last; save, invest, and you can become rich. Take action to hit your wealth target.

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3 TIPS TO GET RICHER AND THINNER

Written on June 1, 2011 by in automatic saving, goal setting, life, saving

This stuff is not rocket science, and it’s not even too hard (except in the beginning). Now, I don’t believe the adage that it takes 21 days to develop a habit. I think it takes much longer. But the great thing about habits is the more you practice, the easier they are to maintain.

So, I’m going to walk you through 3 habits, that if practiced over time, will lead to a trimmer weight and a fatter wallet!

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“UP IN THE AIR” AND THE EMERGENCY FUND

Written on March 19, 2011 by in automatic saving, parents, saving

My mom is the master of plan B (and plan C). She has a contingency plan for everything. As a result, she and my dad have always lived way beneath their means. I’m fortunate to have learned that habit early in life. Here’s how you can learn to be prepared for any financial surprise.

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TEN STEPS YOU MUST TAKE BEFORE BEGINNING AN INVESTING PROGRAM

Written on October 11, 2010 by in automatic saving, budget, debt, goal setting, investing, Yakezie

Investing is not a game, but an important activity to facilitate the accumulation of wealth. In the short run, investing is also an activity which can facilitate losing wealth.

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REDUCE STRESS; Get Rid of Dysfunctional Money Behaviors – Part 4

Written on August 10, 2010 by in automatic saving, carnival, personal finance

I Feel Lucky; Gambling as a Road to Wealth EXCITING NEWS: I was selected to deliver a national training in San Francisco this November entitled: Personal Finance Solutions for Busy Mental Health Professionals. This 3 hour workshop includes material from my upcoming eBook about Investing. Stay tuned to get first crack at the NEW EBOOK;…

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GET RICH WHILE YOU SLEEP WITH THE MAGIC OF COMPOUNDING

Written on July 28, 2010 by in automatic saving, investing, mutual funds, saving, stocks

“Everyone has the brainpower to follow the stock market. If you made it through fifth-grade math, you can do it.”
Peter Lynch

One of the greatest investors of our time attests to the simplicity of investing in the stock market. Read this post and find out why. Following is the “Cliff Notes” version of why you need to put part of your long term investment dollars in the stock market.

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