Personal Finance 💵
How to buy a new car without getting ripped off
The first step to getting a good deal on a car is to give yourself enough time to find one. If you have a time constraint, you’re giving car dealerships an advantage – and they will know how to make the most out of it.
How The Viral YNAB Budgeting Method Works
You Need A Budget (YNAB) is one of the most downloaded budgeting apps. It began in 2010, and now has huge communities on Reddit, YouTube, Facebook and more. It is based around the "cash envelope" budgeting system where all income is instantly divided between digital "envelopes." @
Entrepreneurship & The E-Myth with Marcus Garrett
The E-Myth by Michael Gerber explains that only 1 in 5 small businesses are still operational after 5 years. The main reason - many entrepreneurs are "Technicians" who specialize in a particular service/product and believe that passion and skill in that 1
What nobody tells you about being rich
Real wealth is invisible. You can see what people spend money on (homes, cars, luxury items) but you can’t see what’s in their bank account. That makes it hard to separate reality from appearance. All you know about someone with a $100,000 car is that they have $100,000 less.
Is there a millionaire mindset?
The Millionaire Next Door, Thomas Stanley’s runaway bestseller, revealed to the world a surprising picture of America’s millionaires. Instead of the flashy stereotype of big houses and yachts, they were like you and me but just had more money.
Rule #1: A foolproof investment plan for beginners
Anyone can achieve success on the stock market by following one simple formula: find the right business for you, assess its real value, buy stock in it at half that value, then repeat. This strategy was developed by Warren Buffett and simplified in Phil Town’s book Rule #1.
Thoughts on Personal Finance
After reading about the collapse in the highly ambiguous industry of digital currency, I thought I would share my two cents on personal finance that comes from the middle-class lay-person’s point of view.
Cash is trash: Robert Kiyosaki’s dire financial warning
A colossal event is looming on the financial horizon: the US dollar will inevitably fail as the world’s reserve currency. According to businessman and bestselling author Robert Kiyosaki, the only question is what will happen next: hyperinflation or hyperdeflation.