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Category: Savings
The Story Behind the Book
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Compound Interest
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The $500 Cup of Coffee
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Commonsense Ways to Save
When money is tight, it’s not always easy to know where to trim expenses, especially...
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Commonsense Savings Guidelines
Myth: You need to make a lot of money to have a lot of money. Truth: You need to hold...
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Commonsense Spending Guidelines
Spending is built into our DNA. Just as we can’t live without oxygen, which is free, we...
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Say More by Spending Less
In an over crowded world of limited resources, less can be more. As we transition from conspicuous to conscientious consumption, from wasteful to sustainable lifestyles, from living large to living you smart, you can say more about yourself and achieve a better quality of life, free from credit card debt, by spending less and saving more.
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The Secret to Building Wealth
The secret to building wealth is actually no secret at all: work hard, spend smart, save, and invest your money and time wisely. As every journey begins with a single step, slow and steady wins the race to financial independence. The determining factor isn’t the length of stride or the size of your deposit; it’s time. Small deposits, like small steps, add up mightily when given the time to grow.
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401(k): The Best and Easiest Way to Save for Retirement
If you start investing $100/month when you’re 25-years old, you could have a whopping $468,000 when you retire at 65.
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Coffee Today vs Financial Security Tomorrow?
if you’re in your late teens or early twenties, the future value of the $4 – $5 you’re spending on a cup of gourmet coffee could be several hundred dollars when you retire in another 45 years.
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Saving for Retirement without Planning
Ironically, the best time to save for retirement is when you first start to work. Due to the power of compound interest, which is interest paid on interest, the first dollars you save and invest will be worth the most when you retire.
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