Learning to be Happy with Less
Do you constantly spend money to buy material things? Can you be happy if you go without?
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personal finance
Save money the stupid way
Image by .nele via Flickr Alice was not a bright student. She barely made it through high school. Without any certificate or diploma qualification, all she can earn is $1000 a
Conspiracy of the Rich
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the #1 bestselling personal finance book of all time, Rich Dad Poor Dad is taking a new approach with his next book. He’s releasing the book,
Who suffered the most during a recession? The Rich or the Poor?
Let’s look at some situations people face during this recession, which is affecting more and more people nowadays: Individual insolvencies increased Interest rates cut Falling housing sales and reduced equity
'Millionaires In The Making'
Do you aspire to become a millionaire? Read and watch about real people who aspire to be one and learn how they plan to do it.
Best of KCLau’s Money Tips 2008
2008 is an exciting year for me. I was able to build more income streams and therefore increase my overall income compared to the previous year. The best thing is
Personal Finance Money Tips Q&A #1
Personal finance question and answer session. This session covers home loan, trading in Bursa Malaysia by foreigners, personal loan, and concern about starting a career as financial planner.
How not to Spend that Money?
‘To buy or not to buy?’, that is the question. How to stop yourself from spending that money? I believe everyone has faced this dilemma before. Whether it is to purchase an expensive item like that new SUV, designer handbag or even a small trivial item like a tub of ice-cream.
Don’t spend the money you don’t have, to buy the thing you don’t need, to please the people you don’t like!
Do you find yourself spending more than you earn? Yet when you look back, you find that you actually spent that money on something that you could have done without. Worse still, you spent that money on someone you did not necessarily have to please. How can you avoid spending the money that you do not have, thus reducing incidences of overspending? Read on to find out.