neil boortz had a suggestive plan, concsrningeither a five dollar or ten dollar bill.
with either bill, you do not spend it, and put away each time you have one of the bills.
at the end of a month, or a year, see how much you have savedd.
I recommend 70% at least in equities. But that means diversification is even more of a must.
Also, purchase lottery tickets ;-)
Missed one:
8) earn a billion dollars.
Here are some things a retired and married Christian man did to reach financial security:
1. Live below your means. This requires sacrifice and deferred gratification.
2. Fully pay your monthly (cash back) credit card balance.
3. If you have a mortgage, pay above your monthly required payment.
3. Give to the needy and support the gospel.
4. Invest part of every pay for the long term (401/IRA). When you're young, 500S&P fund with low expenses (Vanguard).
5. Contribute to your children higher Ed via affordable online accredited colleges/universities.
Sounds a lot like Dave Ramsey recipe.
Listen to his show and you’ll know what to do.
Or read “The Richest Man of Babylon” - a superb and simple guide to becoming financially secure.
The first requirement is that you must really, really want to become rich or well off - ie you have to gladly accept that at the beginning you have to make some sacrifices.
As Ramsey puts it “you have to live like no other else, so later you can live like no other else.
Financial planning and living on a budget.
I had a solid financial plan then the democrats stole the election!!
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How To Build A Solid Financial Plan In 1 Step.
Talk to Pelosi
spend less than you make. pretty simple.