In this episode, we discuss the basic concepts that we need to be aware of BEFORE we start investing.

If you want to invest, but don't know where to start, then this episode is for you!

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In this episode, we discuss the 5-step SMART method for setting clear investing goals, that will help you achieve all the financial targets that you are aiming for.

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Let's talk about the common financial mistakes that people make in their 20s, which can heavily affect them later on in life. I'm speaking from experience here, because when I was in my early 20s, I was really bad with money, and I don't want you to make these mistakes because no one told you about them!

Let me know which of these you find most relatable, and if you have any similar stories, I'd love for you to share them with me!

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Over the course of my journey towards financial independence, I've developed these 5 money rules that I live by. They've helped me tremendously over the years, and I'm sharing them with you in the hope that they'll help you too. 

I'd love to hear from you, and get your feedback on what your favorite money rules are.

In this episode, we'll cover the basics of mutual funds; we'll talk about what mutual funds are, what are the different types of mutual funds, what their advantages are, how you can start investing in them, and SO much more!

(Note: This podcast is meant for general information only, and should NOT be treated as professional financial advice. Please do your due diligence and research/seek professional advice, before investing.)

As women, we tend to avoid talking about money. But in order to become financially literate and financially independent, the first step would be to start talking about money on a regular basis.