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Financial Literacy: Great Legacy For Your Children!
"Go to school and work hard to get good grades so that when you graduate you’ll get a good job and be successful and hence be able to take care of yourself and your family." Were you told that when you were growing up? And did you believe that success was more or less...
Assets vs Liabilities: Which Ones Are You Buying?
What Is An Asset? An asset is something that has monetary value. Put simply, an asset is anything that puts money in your pocket. Examples of assets are: money in the bank, stocks, bonds, and rental properties. What is Liability? A liability is a claim on your...
Inflation: The Silent Money Killer
What is Inflation? I do like Investopedia’s definition of inflation: It is the decline of purchasing power of a given currency over time. A quantitative estimate of the rate at which the decline in purchasing power occurs can be reflected in the increase of an average...
Buy Smart and Track Your Expenses
Tracking Your Expenses One of the reasons many consumers overspend is because they don’t track their expenses, so they are clueless about how much money they have except for perhaps soon after they get paid. If you use only cash or your debit card to make purchases,...
Financial Planning: Think of Your Family!
One reason why financial planning is so important is your family. Whether it ís your spouse, your children, or your parents, it ís imperative that you consider them in all your planning. The best way to plan is to make sure you understand the 3 phases of the wealth...
Good Debt Vs Bad Debt
What is Debt? Debt is anything that is borrowed by one party from another, but in this context the focus is on money borrowed. When someone borrows money, there’s usually an arrangement for the debtor (person who borrows the money) to repay the creditor (the...