Financial Literacy
Practical Ways to Save Money Fast
A penny saved is a penny earned. Saving money and assessing where you stand can benefit you today and down the road. Here is a step-by-step guide for how to develop a simple and realistic strategy to ...
7 Strategies Rich People Use to Keep Getting Richer
There are certain strategies of how the wealthy get richer, which can be used by anyone. Financier Thomas Corley have studied rich people for many years and shortlisted the habits that enabled them to...
5 Essential Financial Lessons from Nobel Prize Winner Richard Thaler
Back in ’80s, American economist Richard H. Thaler introduced ideas that made an exceptional input to the development of behavioral economics, branch of psychology that studies the economic...
Five Bad Money Habits You Need to Break ASAP
Almost all people admit to worrying at least once a week about their financial future. The wrong attitude to money can leave even the richest people pennilessThe good news is that it may not be as har...
Business Ideas to Start Without Quitting Your jobs
Scientists from the University of Wisconsin in Madison have come to the startling conclusion that successful entrepreneurs do not quit their jobs, but build a business parallel to their main work. Mor...
Simple Ways to Stop Overspending
Photographer and blogger Eric Kim describes how changing attitudes toward money helped him achieve financial stability. Now he owns his own business and lives from hand to mouth no longer. He has not ...
Key Components of Successful Budgeting
Financial literacy is not something fantastic, it’s just knowledge of some principles. They are not a secret, and in many specializes books you can find some excellent advice. However, here we c...
TOP 7 Worst Money Mistakes You Need to Avoid
The choices you make today can affect the rest of your financial life. Financial mistakes can be hard to bounce back from and can even take years to fix. Learn the 7 biggest mistakes you can make with...
Things You Should Never Cheap Out On
We all like — or at least try — to manage money wisely and be more economical. But this doesn’t always mean that you need to choose the cheapest things. Here are six expensive things...
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