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The Psychology of Money – Book review

The book ‘The Psychology of Money’ explores how money functions in the actual world. Economists’ concepts are rarely the driving force behind financial actions. Indeed, a variety of reasons influence our financial decisions, ranging from personal background to confidence to greed. The outcomes are usually startling and intriguing. The author Morgan Housel is a Collaborative …

Why should you track your spending?

The majority of wealthy people have an ingrained habit of keeping track of their expenses. They monitor where their money is going. According to the author of the book ‘The Millionaire Next Door,’ most millionaires keep to a budget. Expense tracking is a fundamental behavior of wise personal finance. Obviously, this is not mandatory for …

The Total Money Makeover – Book review

The Total Money Makeover is a step-by-step approach to improving your financial condition, no regardless of how dire it appears to be. By taking these seven easy steps, you can reclaim your financial stability and start to plan for a secure, fulfilled retirement. The author of this book, Dave Ramsey, is an American writer, radio broadcaster, …

What is Passive Investing and how it makes doing rule based investing simple?

Passive investing is a buy-and-hold portfolio technique for long-term investment goals that involves limited marketplace buying and selling activity. In an active portfolio, investors purchase and sell often or on a regular basis in order to beat the market and try to profit from short-term price swings. Active investors frequently try “market timing,” which involves forecasting …

How to save money each month

Everyone agrees that “it is not how much money you make, but how much money you save” that is important. Changing your spending patterns and decreasing costs wherever feasible makes it much simpler to save money each month. You may believe that minor expenditures do not add up, but it is astounding how much you …