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Time: The Most Important Financial Variable

Time is the single most critical yet underrated variable in personal finance. In this candid post, the author shares hard-won lessons from failed financial plans, emphasizing how poor assumptions about time can derail even the best intentions. From debt repayment strategies to investment growth and emergency planning, every financial decision is shaped by how much time you allow yourself. The article offers practical rules of thumb for creating realistic financial plans, including the importance of allowing slack for life’s unexpected turns. Whether you’re paying down debt or investing for the future, this piece highlights how using time wisely can be your greatest financial asset.

Financial Marriage Preparation

Marriage Preparation

A discussion of the financial topics covered in a Marriage Preparation course that is offered for soon to be newlyweds. Good start, but missing a few things.
#Money #Marraige #Spending

Monthly Payments

Make More by Reducing Debt

You don’t need to beg your boss for a raise to improve your financial situation. This article explains how reducing debt is one of the most effective and overlooked ways to save money and increase your net income. With a simple breakdown of income versus expenses, it shows how spending less on interest and debt payments frees up cash faster than chasing new income. If you’re looking for a financial win that doesn’t involve working more hours or winning the lottery, this one’s for you.

Retirement

Importance of Financial Reports

Over the years I have received many financial reports and document. The reports are varied, but all have some importance, simply because they have been sent. Some of the financial reports I receive are: Yearly… Read More »Importance of Financial Reports

SRA Reading System

SRA Readers for Financial Literacy and Money Concepts ?

We need new tools to teach financial literacy to our children, maybe we can borrow from the old SRA Reader model, teach by levels of difficulty.

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