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XhosaInformative Blog articles on the topic Money for More Success...
Explore our blog section on the topic of Money for more success and to earn more money in life...
Some people recognize that their biggest obstacle to saving money each month is themselves. If you think that this is part of the reason why you can’t seem to save any money, here are some strategies and tips to try out to keep your money safe from yourself. Have your[...]
Here are 10 places to get you started Some things are easier said than done—like saving money. So you want to save money, but where do you find money to save if you don’t have anything extra right now? Here are some great places to look: Get It from Work[...]
How to Save: Strategies for Saving Money Each Month The Traditional Methods There are many tried and true ways of how to save money each month. Every day put all of your loose change into a jar. Every once in a while deposit the money in your savings account. In time[...]
One of the most common things people want to know is how to save money each month. I seriously hear this all the time! It doesn’t matter if you’re on Baby Step 1 or Baby Step 7, people love saving on their monthly expenses. That’s because no matter how much money you make[...]
All too often, we let our sense of self-worth get wrapped up in how we’re doing in our financial lives. We go through phases of trying really hard to save more, and then feeling defeated when we don’t see results. We rely on self-control and willpower to avoid temptation to[...]
"A penny saved is a penny earned" is a proverb frequently attributed to Benjamin Franklin. In other words, it's a good idea to save money, not waste it. While saving for the future can seem overwhelming, if you start by just putting away a little more money each month, it[...]
When you're already on a tight budget, it's not easy to find additional ways to save money. But it's always important to set aside at least a little for the future, no matter how much income you're currently bringing in. Here are seven ways you can save money even when you're[...]
Money saving tips that don't force you to live like a pauper. Here at Dough Roller, we talk a lot about getting into the habit of spending less than you make. You may be looking at your budgeting and thinking, “That’s impossible!” But the fact is that even the savviest spenders[...]
If you are a college student, cashlessness is a perpetual state of existence. Short on funds and craving for pleasurable pursuits, you have two options. Resign to your impoverished status, or go through the 20 pointers we have compiled for you. If you are a college student, cashlessness is a[...]
GENERAL SAVINGS TIPS 1. An emergency fund is a must. Chances are you’ve already been told that you need an emergency fund somewhere in the ballpark of three to six months of your income. Yikes! Overwhelming, right? At America Saves, our motto is ‘Start Small. Think Big.’ In keeping with that,[...]
A healthy financial future isn’t about how much money you make – it’s about how you manage and plan. Learn some basic money management techniques to help get your finances in order, no matter your income.
One of the biggest challenges in teaching high school students is choosing how to balance teaching practical life skills and academic knowledge. Even the highest-performing students can struggle with basic financial literacy tasks like budgeting and saving. When students don’t learn those skills, they face the risk of later making uninformed[...]
