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The Finance Guide is back! I haven’t posted anything about personal finance since 2019 and I’ve missed it. Just because I haven’t been posting doesn’t mean I’ve let my personal finances and financial goals fall to the wayside. I’ve been more on top of my finances than ever and I want to share with youContinue reading “The Finance Guide – Personal Finance Tips and Tricks for 2021”

Welcome to another week of the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays roundup. I started this series after months of debate because I wasn’t certain I wanted to up the ante and commit to publishing three posts a week. However, now that I’ve started sharing these posts, I’m so glad I started. There are so many fabulousContinue reading “Women’s Personal Finance Wednesdays: Week 114 Roundup”

Some more thoughts on taking control. By the way I am not a Financial Advisor so this is alll part of my personal opinion and experience. It also means I wont be trying to sell you any Financial Services!!! Every person wants to set goals and dream big, but actually reaching those dreams and goalsContinue reading “Personal Finance – Hone in on One Specific Goal”

Zoom into 2020, the pandemic and lockdown shook up the economy of our nation and impacted the personal financial planning methods as uncertainty loomed over income and jobs. It opened our eyes to the importance to be prepared for financial emergencies which can come unannounced.   We learnt lessons which taught us about the importance ofContinue reading “Personal Finance lessons we can learn from the current Pandemic”

At some point in our lives, we have saved onto some money to buy a new product or would have seen our parents do the same. This process of analyzing and deciding how much money to save, invest or manage for different activities is commonly called Personal Finance. This is an integral part of ourContinue reading “Introduction to Personal Finance”

Economics is often mistaken for personal finance. They are different, but enough people ask me about personal finance that I decided to read all the books I’ve seen many smart/rich people recommend: The Millionaire Next Door, I Will Teach You to Be Rich, and Rich Dad Poor Dad. My goal was to pick the oneContinue reading “The Best Personal Finance Books: A Portfolio”