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The Steps Towards Building an Emergency Fund

May 20, 2017 by Contributor 1 Comment

The Steps towards Building an Emergency Fund

*Contributed by Eric Brown.

Financial management is a skill that many in the USA appear to have missed. The amount of credit card debt alone suggests that many regard their credit cards as a license to spend, often with little regard to whether they can afford the purchases. Consumers are paying a heavy price for the privilege of having a credit line and credit card companies are only too willing to profit from that. The high rate of interest they charge spells trouble for ordinary people who have not learnt the principles of good financial management and budgeting. Worse still, few seem to have the resources set aside to address a financial emergency. These things do happen and if people need to resort to even more card spending to address the problem, then their troubles are likely to worsen. Do you see yourself in this position?

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7 Ways You can Raise a Financially Responsible Child

February 24, 2017 by Contributor Leave a Comment

7 Ways You can Raise a Financially Responsible Child - Your Wealthy Mind

*Contributed by Amy Nickson.

One day, your little child will face the big world all alone. As a parent, it’s your responsibility to inculcate good money lessons in them. Teach your children as to how they should manage their money and why money management is important.

How can you help your kids to become financially responsible? It is easy: Have a look:

 

1. Help them find a job

Children need to know that money is not easy to come by. Discuss with them why they need to work. This way they will understand the value of money and where the money comes from.

How can kids make money? Kids can make money by babysitting, starting a lemonade stand, car washing etc. But, these involve more direct money. So, the best ways in which your kids can make some money are by helping you out with your household chores. You can ask your kids to help you in cleaning the house, cooking and washing. In return, you can pay some money to your kid.

If your child loves pets, you can also allow your kids to do pet sitting or they can also become a dog walker. This is a great job for earning a little money.

 

2. Give them a piggy bank

You must encourage your child to save money. Tell them the importance of saving money . Gift them a piggy bank and tell them to save whatever possible.

 

3. Discuss financial goals with kids

Explain to your teens why it is important to set financial goals. Help them work out how much money they need to put away for achieving their goals. You can also discuss with your young adults regarding their short-term and long-term financial goals. Discuss with your children how much allowance they should spend each week and how much they must put towards short and long savings. Ask them to save money for charity as well.   [Read more…]

5 Types of Loans You Should Know About

January 26, 2017 by Contributor Leave a Comment

5 Types of Loans You Should Know About

*This is a guest post by Kyle Kam (@undisputedkyle) from MoneyMax.ph.

If you’re looking to get a loan, it helps to know what you plan on using it for. There are several types of loans available in the country, ranging from something that simply adds to your current funding based off of your salary, or something that requires a lot more thinking like a business loan.

It’s important to understand your options and the risks involved when borrowing money. Most loans fall under two distinct categories: Unsecured and Secured.

Secured loans require collateral, which will be used to pay back the amount borrowed should you default on the loan, while Unsecured loans require no collateral but have a higher interest rate in order to ensure prompt payment.

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Sampung rason para Mag-Invest sa Stocks na nagbibigay ng Dibidendo

January 24, 2017 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

“Sampung rason para Mag-Invest sa Stocks na nagbibigay ng Dibidendo” is locked Sampung rason para Mag-Invest sa Stocks na nagbibigay ng Dibidendo - Your Wealthy Mind

*Ang article na ito ay naglalaman ng affiliate links.

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Ilang linggo na nakalipas, ang isang reader ko ay nagsend sa akin ng email at nagtanong siya tungkol sa pag-invest sa mga stocks na nagbibigay ng dibidendo. Dahil gusto ko din ang long-term o pangmatagalang dividend growth investing (kaysa sa trading, market timing, at panghuhula o speculation sa paggalaw ng stocks), sinubukan so siyang tulungan hanggang kaya ko. Sa huli, ang payo ko sa kanya ay dapat niya itong pag-aralan ng kusa dahil ang mga experto na nagsusulat ng mga libro tungkol sa investing ay may mas-marami at mas-mabuting kaalaman at detalyeng maituturo sa kanya kumpara sa masasabi ko sa iilang email.

Ganoon pa man, kung gusto mo ring matutunan ang ilang bagay tungkol sa pag-invest sa dibidendo, eto ang sampung aral tungkol sa dividend stocks na kailangan mong malaman ngayon.

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10 Reasons to start Investing in Dividend Stocks

January 24, 2017 by Ray L. Leave a Comment

10 Reasons to start Investing in Dividend Stocks - Your Wealthy Mind

*This article contains affiliate links.

Tagalog Version (Click Here)

A few weeks ago, one of my readers sent me an email asking about investing in dividend stocks. Since I prefer long-term dividend growth investing myself (as opposed to trading, market timing, and speculation on stock movements), I’ve tried to help her as much as I can. In the end, however, I still advised her to study on her own as the experts who write investing books will have more and better insights and details than what I can give in a couple of emails.

In any case, if you want to learn a bit about investing in dividends, here are 10 lessons on investing in dividend stocks that you should learn now.

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