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Get Rich Slowly
I was reading this article in English at Get Rich Slowly talks like the New York Times published an article on the internet of how a man of Puerto Rican origin spent about $ 500 each week in order to win the lottery, but ultimately gained only a few thousands of dollars. This made me think of a similar story happened to a lady I know. Dona Lina is 65 years old and lives in New York City. She, of Hispanic origin, has worked as a cook in the U.S. since 1982 and since then she plays around $ 50 a week on the lottery. Now she is retired and not having fulfilled her dream so longed to take off the jackpot.
There are many people who like these two individuals, seeking the dream of wealth through the lottery game without taking into account that it is easier (and more likely) to save money and retire with the savings that have raised over the interest paid. We will be the mathematics of Dona Lina to have a numeric value.
If she had saved $ 50 weekly for 25 years, and they have not won any rate, she had $ 65,000 right now for her to spend on what she wanted. Now you say that’s not nothing compared to a jackpot or win $ 1 million dollars, but this money would have been safe.
Honeymoon with Little Money
If you want big savings and enjoy your honeymoon, follow these tips:
Book Early
If you know beforehand what you want to do is make reservations early to ensure you make the special. This is important because you may want to go where you do not have room if you wait at the last minute.
Find a favorable exchange rate
If you travel to Europe might be the value of your currency is reduced for the changeover. Try going to places where the opposite happens and your money worth more.
Tips to Achieve Your Financial Goals
We all have dreams and goals to accomplish in our lives. By definition, a goal is the “end to lead the actions or desires of someone” (RAE). Financial goals do not help to improve ourselves economically by means of dedication and commitment. Here are some tips to create more concrete and achievable goals.
Your goal should be Specific
Your goal should be more than one word. Instead of saying you want to save, try to find a specific reason to do so. If you define your financial goals can increase the desire and motivation to achieve them. When you think about your financial goals, take the time to define the following: The purpose, amount and time in which you want to accomplish.
Financial Goals in Your Twenty Years
You just start your career, finishing college, newly married, you moved to a new apartment, and not live with your parents, etc.. Twenty years (say from 20 to 39 for many people) is when you have the opportunity to take the necessary decisions to ensure a prosperous financial life. These tips are for you to start your financial life with all the necessary tools.
Live with your income, not your cards
The most important concept is that we must learn to live with the income we have. Create a personal budget to help you spend less than you earn and make the most of your life savings. While your budget will help you identify how much you can spend on travel, parties, entertainment, etc.
Save now …. Then spent
It is very important to save a percentage of your income and it is better that you learn now you earn little, so that when you increase your income your savings will too. The concept of saving is not for you to take the money to the grave, is to accumulate wealth and can buy the / a [insert financial goal] of your dreams.
Study
And I missed. What the study has to do with the money? Do not watch the study as an academic approach to end your life, you have to study about your career, news, read blog, read news, learn a language. This is the time to learn a little of everything and to acquire knowledge in different things. The more you know and more advanced than your studies, the more likely you make money, simple.