Contributing to your company’s 401(k)? Great! But that’s just the beginning. We’ve got three tips on how to take control of what that money is invested in.
Flat tire on your way to work? Chip a tooth while playing with the kids? Fido needs emergency surgery? They’re not pleasant, but these types of emergencies happen to everyone.
If you lost your job tomorrow, what could you cut from your budget and what could you not live without?
When you’re talking about investment risk, most people picture market fluctuation. People with low risk tolerance might be more prone to pursue income-focused investments (as opposed to growth-focused investments) in order to avoid as much market
Playing games is fun, but not when it comes to your life savings. Timing the market is when you try to
predict ups and downs to move in and out of investments. The problem is,
Investing in the stock market can seem like a roller coaster ride. There are lots of highs and lows. And that can be emotional when your money is at stake.
There’s nothing like an economic crisis to inspire you to reevaluate how you’re spending money. Don’t waste this crisis. If you make some choices now, you can position yourself to come out financially stronger
So you’ve adopted the first 3 wealth-building habits:
You Pay Attention.
You Avoid Bad Debt.
You Live Beneath Your Means.
Now it’s time to get serious about saving.
