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When creating a financial plan it helps to know what motivates you to succeed… have reasons to invest and do it well.
If your lifestyle expenses are lower, your retirement target income is lower, the money you have leftover to invest is larger…. much easier to get right!
Financial planning is not easy but it is worth it. Think of your future self and make it count.
Your everyday choices determine how successful your money management journey is.
If there is only one single concept you put the effort into learning about then make it compound interest
Learn about the in’s and outs of using a robo-advisor to your best advantage
All plans by definition make assumptions about the future. If you want a plan to be useful best you make the assumptions reasonable.
What you invest in should reflect the importance of the goal and the severity of failure on your overall financial success.
I regularly come into contact with individuals who have a very negative perception of investing. Basically it is just a waste of time.Many of these individuals can support this thesis with strong evidence and examples of poor outcomes. The culprits are numerous and variable – Poor products, high fees, bad advice, poor…
I regularly come into contact with individuals who have a very negative perception of investing. Basically it is just a waste of time.Many of these individuals can support this thesis with strong evidence and examples of poor outcomes. The culprits are numerous and variable – Poor products, high fees, bad advice, poor…
It is not the investment itself that has value, but rather what that investment allows or achieves which is most valuable.