by Ingrid Clayton | May 8, 2022 | Promoting Financial Literacy
When my boys were younger, it felt like every 2 months either one or both of them were invited to a birthday party. Work in their birthdays and Christmas celebrations, each year I would watch my 2 boys and other children opening numerous gifts about 10 times! Now,...
by Ingrid Clayton | Mar 27, 2022 | Financial Education
For experienced investors that are savvy in the Stock Market, achieving great return on their investment sometimes feel effortless. For this reason this may be their preferred strategy to build wealth for themselves and pass on a legacy to their loved ones. Investors...
by Ingrid Clayton | Mar 20, 2022 | Financial Education
One major concern that many parents have these days is that their children may not be able to afford purchasing a home because of the high cost of living and the high prices of homes. Some parents are delighted that their children are able to land a job while they are...
by Ingrid Clayton | Mar 6, 2022 | Financial Education
One of the reasons why the rich appear to get richer while the poor appear to get poor is significantly related to habits. Humans are creatures of habit, so people will always default to their natural habit of comfort. If over time the rich developed the habit of...
by Ingrid Clayton | Jan 23, 2022 | Financial Literacy
Most people spend months in advance planning for and anticipating their one week vacation to their dream location. However, when it comes to their longest vacation in life, retirement, they often do very little or no planning at all. In fact, there are many who...
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