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We talked about why diversification is important already. Let's talk about how we can actually diversify our stock portfolio to participate in the benefits of it.
The phrase "don't put all your eggs in one basket" rings true in the stock market investing world as well. It exposes you to risks that can easily be mitigated through diversification. Let's talk about what diversification is and how it helps protect you.
Stock Market news sounds like a foreign language to most people. Let's talk about what you should look for, so you can filter through all of the noise.
Part 2 of the series explaining the stock market for those who see it as a foreign language. Let's learn about it and in what ways it incorporates into our financial plans.
Let's talk about the two sides to the compounding interest coin. You can only either be paying it or earning it. Let's dive into this and transition to talking about how our money can work for us, instead of us only thinking we have to trade working hours for money to make it.
Let's talk about how budgeting is almost the same things as eating vegetables when we were younger. We all hate what's good for us. Here is how to get starting in a way that's not super intimidating.
You get showered with financing deals on everything from cars to kitchen utensils to home theatre speakers. Let's talk about what they really do and how they are intentional traps to get you locked into payments.
Credit cards are a great tool... if you want to continue to stay in debt and pay money in interest to the bank. Let's talk about why you should pay off your credit cards and never use them again.
Listen to this story of going from -$72K in debt to a $65K net worth in just 18 months. This just goes to show that everyone has an opportunity to grow, if you learn to make smart financial choices with your income and liabilities.
The key to financial success is not hidden and is not a secret. You just have to follow them. The exact path is different for everyone, but the process is the same.
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