“You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. The first step is usually the hardest. However, you need to take the first step to live your best financial life. The longer you wait to establish your personal budget, the farther away your goals will be. Start by setting your money goals. Money goals include savings, investment, or spending targets that you hope to achieve over a given timeline. Money goals
Hitting your thirties signify that you are halfway to retirement. After establishing a financial foundation in your twenties, it is up to you to use the following decade of your life to build and protect your wealth. Whether you want to purchase a flat or to travel the world, these seven financial commandments can help you stretch your dollar. #1: YOU SHALL LEARN SELF-CONTROL Throughout your childhood, your parents or teachers taught you to practice self-control. The sooner you learn
For the lack of a better term, the period between 2020 to 2021 was “rubbish”. People all over the world had to deal with the adverse effects of the pandemic. Unexpected economic and social shifts occurred. Nonetheless, most of us are ready to bid farewell to the yesteryears. While many Singaporeans are committing to eat healthy and to exercise more, here are seven financial resolutions that you can consider for a more prosperous year. 1. BROADEN YOUR FINANCIAL KNOWLEDGE Books
We’re down to the final week of February. Do you already find yourself struggling to put away some money for the upcoming months ahead? You’re not alone. It’s harder than most people think to stay focused on their financial goals, and we’re here to lend a hand in finding your way forward. Stay on this page if you want to find out more on ways to stay focused on your financial goals amidst the prolonged pandemic. Factor in your dreams
As I receive my annual bank statements and credit card summaries, I realize how my financial year went by. January is a fantastic time to review your financial strengths and weaknesses. Where did you fall short? Not only is it a good way to reflect on your spending habits, but it is also a good way to craft your financial goals. Use your year-end resources to establish your financial resolutions for the year 2020! 1: IDENTIFY YOUR FINANCIAL GOALS Several
