Several years ago, I devised a budget for myself to avoid spending extravagantly. I called it my 50-30-20 budget. My budget focused on spending beneath, not beyond my means, which helped me build wealth. Many of my friends and co-workers often drew inspiration from the likes of Carrie Bradshaw on TV. I followed a simpler lifestyle and remained committed to saving, whilst enjoying the comforts purchased with my salary prudently.
Read more in Yahoo Finance "First Person: Building Wealth Following the 50-30-20 Budget"
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Thursday, July 12, 2012
How I Scored First Class Airline Tickets for Less Than Coach
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Monday, June 25, 2012
Financial Planning in Your Twenties
So you just graduated from college and got a job. Now what?
The twenties are a perfect age to start planning a solid financial future.
How completing education, building a good credit history, buying a home and saving for retirement can help you set off on the right track for building long-term wealth.
The twenties are a perfect age to start planning a solid financial future.
How completing education, building a good credit history, buying a home and saving for retirement can help you set off on the right track for building long-term wealth.
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Budgeting Tips for Tough Economic Times
Recession or no recession, we are living in tough times. Gas prices may be easing, but are we out of the woods on the job front? Who knows? Here is how I am keeping a tight control over my expenses, but also keeping my outlook positive and doing my bit for the economy. Read more here...
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