Money-Magnets

[...] it x hours a month that fine and if you decide a few minutes a day that’s fine too. It's a wealth secret that the important thing is to use your time wisely and take action. You can prioritise what [...]

[...] of anything else This sometimes seems the wrong way around in money management but it is a wealth secret. People often say that they will save any money that is left at the end of the month. However [...]

[...] to be attained; a projected state of affairs that a person intends to achieve. It’s a wealth secret that most wealthy people have goals or objectives. Your objectives or goals are what [...]

Definition: Success - an event that accomplishes its intended purpose; the attainment of wealth, position, honours, or the like. You want to support [...]

Definition: Risk - hazard: a source of danger; expose to a chance of loss or damage. Risk in money management is different in different people and ce [...]

Definition of Quit –discontinue; put an end to a state or an activity; give up; admit defeat. Some people find it easy to quit money management. Th [...]

Definition: Time – the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past. We all act as though in this l [...]

Definition: Success - an event that accomplishes its intended purpose; the attainment of wealth, position, honours, or the like. You want to support [...]

[...] that you can at that time and be prepared to live with it no matter what happens. Wealth Quote: “Forgive me my nonsense, as I also forgive the nonsense of those that think they talk [...]

[...] or even online courses. •    Remind yourself of your WHY. Why are you doing this? Wealth Quote: “Success means having the courage, the determination, and the will to become the [...]

[...] what sort of investments appeal to you and you can put that into your money management plan. Wealth Quote: “Often the difference between a successful person and a failure is not one has better [...]

[...] the chances are that you wouldn’t quit on that person, so don’t quit on yourself. Wealth Quote : “Pain is temporary. It may last a minute, or an hour, or a day, or a year, but [...]

Definition: Time – the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past. We all act as though in this l [...]

Definition: Success - an event that accomplishes its intended purpose; the attainment of wealth, position, honours, or the like. You want to support [...]

Definition: Risk - hazard: a source of danger; expose to a chance of loss or damage. Risk in money management is different in different people and ce [...]

Definition of Quit –discontinue; put an end to a state or an activity; give up; admit defeat. Some people find it easy to quit money management. Th [...]

[...] A good savings plan has to be a part of any money management plan. It doesn’t matter whether you are savings a little or a lot, saving something every month [...]

[...] once you know these kinds of figures you still have to factor in your fear factor. Your money management plan can tell you that everything is fine and that you can afford to lose a certain amount of [...]

[...] 5 things you are grateful for every day •    Goals – set small goals in your money management plan and when you achieve them give yourself a treat of something that you don’t [...]

[...] you still have to pay any bills or outstanding debts that you have identified in your money management plan. When should you pay yourself last? If you have a credit card bill with a high interest [...]

[...] that too - time for your health and well being, for your loved ones and time for your personal finance education. If you think that money management is not a priority for you then make sure that the [...]

[...] like. You want to support yourself to be a success in your money management and personal finance education. Only you will be able to judge what is successful for you. It may be wealth; it [...]

[...] there and done that. The first time you look at your finances, whether it’s through personal finance education or for your money management, it can seem daunting. However think back to the first [...]

[...] BEFORE going into any kind of investment you want to calculate your maximum gains and your maximum losses. In most cases you can assume that your maximum losses will be the loss of everything [...]

[...] them then do so, but do so from a financial, money management perspective. What is the initial investment? How long will it take to be in profit? How much time does it take? Etc. Too good to be [...]

[...] spreadsheets set up to check most things but a pen and paper will work just fine. Work out initial investments, running costs and fees, when you will be in profit, how much time does it take, what [...]