Can you start investing even while you're still a student? Watch the video to learn how.
Can you start investing even while you're still a student? Watch the video to learn how.
Since buying a senseless (albeit gorgeous!) purchase has been eliminated from my options on what to spend my money on, I am now left with a conundrum to solve: what should I do with my windfall?
I realized that a career shift outside the comforts of home entails a lot of sacrifice on the lifestyle I was used to. So between lifestyle and a goal – which should I choose?
Investing is for everyone! That has been our mantra since way back the early years of our marriage. Our young sons and even members of our household staff have investments
The thing is, I'm not rich – at least not in the way that they think I'm rich. If you look into my bank account, you'll quickly realize that I'm not rich at all. There's not much in there. Here's the thing though: I do think I'm rich. There are days when I feel like Bill Frikkin' Gates.
Back then, I was not making as much as I am earning now, and yet, I was never really short on cash. I could pay the bills, treat myself once in a while, and survive okay until the next payday. Now, there are more bills to pay and other necessary stuff to spend on, that budgeting can be such a challenge.
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We all want to go back to the time when eating pork rinds would have little-to-no-effect on our body. Alas, at a certain age we can’t help but think we’ve had our fill of fun.
It’s never too early or late to start saving for your child’s education!
See how your money can grow over time using various financial instruments.