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If you’re like most people, financial independence is one of the many things on your lifelong bucket list. The road to a financially care-free lifestyle is a difficult one. You have to make some thorough and long-term plans that have to go off without a hitch.
Finances are even more complicated than they seem, especially when you want to get out of having to think about them. Here are five simple tips you can use to fix your finances and get closer to your financial goals.
These outdated financial rules were created by previous generations, but no longer hold true in today’s world.If you’re interested in achieving financial independence and early retirement then you need to consider breaking these 5 outdated financial rules.
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Written by Jessie Connor
While it is true that money can’t buy happiness, it’s also true that not having money doesn’t do a lot of good to our mindset. One of the oldest and most popular debates, this topic seems to have the same number of yay and naysayers, but why is that?
One of the reasons may lie in the fact that a lot of people observe the matter of money as strictly black and white, when it’s, in fact, very gray. The fact of the matter is that money per se doesn’t necessarily have a strong effect on our overall well-being – it’s rather the things we choose to do with the money that have an effect on us. So, if you want to see how money can, in fact, improve your well-being, please read on.
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This Contributor article was written by Good Nelly
Today, I am going to share with you a story from our financial journey. It’s about our debt payoff journey and how we overcome financial struggles that shaped the financial life we have today.
If you think that our financial lives were a smooth ride, you’re wrong. In spite of being a personal financial adviser now, once we struggled to repay debt.
This is our story.
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Mike Tyson once said “everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face.” The opposite was true for me.
It took a solid punch to the face for me to wake up and realize that I needed a plan. This is the story of how my 14 months of unemployment led me down a path to financial independence and early retirement.
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