A parent is also a child’s first teacher, showing them what they need to know about the world. An important part of this is taking them down the road of financial literacy. While some parents are apprehensive about discussing money matters with their kids, you must avoid falling into the same trap of minimal supervision.
Truth hurts and sadly the title of this article is indeed true. let’s talk about a very common topic. The rise in cost of living in Malaysia. Somehow this topic doesn’t seem to fade away for obvious reasons. I mean we are constantly slapped with price tags or fees that burns a crater in our…
Try to remember the time when you got your first paycheck. Chances are that it didn’t come with a set of instructions on how to best manage it or where to park it or what to do with it. And we’re left to figure it out on our own.
Trying to stay on top of our finances could be a great challenge especially when we’re busy with making ends meet every single day. We simply don’t have the ability to be thinking about everything all at once. Even if we somehow managed to, it’d be extremely tiring to keep that up.
The abundance of financial knowledge on the Internet has brought a lot of knowledge to our society in general. But it comes with the caveat that not all information can be trusted. On top of this, when paired with traditional financial knowledge that either does not work anymore or does not give the entire picture,…
Before even thinking about improving your financial situation, you must first have financial literacy to make it better. You can take a course, get a mentor, learn it the hard way, or you can just buy a book and learn from the years of experience from that writer.
For the past few years, minimalism has become a popular practice because of the benefits it has.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we work, learn, shop, play and live this year, and potentially, forever. By adapting to these changes amid increased unemployment and economic uncertainties, we have also learned valuable money lessons to safeguard our financial health in the new normal.
What is Min-Maxing My Personal Finances? Min-Maxing (which has its roots in role-playing games) is the process of minimizing weaknesses and maximizing your strengths. The end result desired is for optimization and better results.
