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Having a side hustle helped me to earn extra income apart from my day job. Which allowed me to save and invest that extra sum of money which I otherwise wouldn’t have been able to do.
Read Full PostNo matter how badly we all want to be rich, building passive income is not really about the money right? It's more about freedom, it's about investing in your future so you don't have to keep working a job you hate for the rest of your life.
Read Full PostDid you know that 58% of Americans are living from paycheck to paycheck? This means that nearly two-thirds of the population struggles to make ends meet and can barely afford their groceries when they go to the store.
Read Full PostBerkshire Hathaway made $24.8 billion dollars in operating profit, but when they showed their earnings, it was only $4 billion. This is largely due to a loss in unrealized capital gains, which happened because some of their investments in the stock market lost value.
Read Full PostManaging money is like planting seeds in a garden. You get what you put in. If you plant money seed, don't be surprised when money grows.
Read Full PostThe basic idea of FIRE is you save a lot of money during your working years to reach a point where your investments generate enough income to cover your living expenses.
Read Full PostIf you’re a teenager, you are in a very powerful position. Starting good money habits now will put you ahead for the rest of your life. Whether it be saving for life goals or big purchases, it is a great way to understand the value of money.
Read Full PostIf you save $200 dollars every month, kind of like putting it aside for later, and let it grow by 8% each year, and you keep doing this for 45 years, you'll have more than a whopping one million dollars!
Read Full PostCharlie Munger, famous billionaire investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, believes that the first $100,000 dollars is the hardest to amass. Once you achieve the $100k dollar mark, it will be significantly easier to reach $200k, then $300k, and so on.
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