Finance Freedom Guide

[...] . We are forever worrying about whether we have enough money when we retire. Here is when financial planning comes in. A lot of people have many misconceptions about financial planning. They wait till [...]

[...] , you need more than a job. You need to be financially free! Just so you know, achieving financial freedom and working a job just do not go together. The reason simply is that if you are working for [...]

[...] his children… let alone his children’s children. One of the pre-requisites for financial freedom is a desire; your desire to become free must be strong… in fact, it must be an [...]

[...] or $10 a month. Just so as long you are earning some passive income, you are on your way to financial freedom. [...]

[...] . The best advice to start earning some income while still retaining your job is to start an online business. A website is relatively easy to start and it is very low cost. However, don’t assume [...]

[...] “Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chain” is a quotation from Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712 – 1778) The Social Contract, French political philosopher. But I ask myself, [...]

“Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chain” is a quotation from Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712 – 1778) The Social Contract, Frenc [...]

[...] income that is given to you may not be worth the value that you provide in your job. Topp Finans is full of information and I recommend that you visit the website. The best advice to start [...]

[...] pop 14m (Ajayi et al, 2000)… was I really born free? you tell me! (By the way, Tanzania external debt has risen to $5.3bn (2008), with population of 41m people, every person born in Tanzania [...]

[...] In these times of financial uncertainty, one must really ponder “Will we ever have to stop worrying about whether we can pay [...]

[...] debt was $677m, amounting to $48 debt per head on every baby born in Tanzania then pop 14m (Ajayi et al, 2000)… was I really born free? you tell me! (By the way, Tanzania external debt has [...]