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Brave Saver Here are some money savings tips that can send hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars a year.

Write down financial goals for yourself. Your first big financial goal is probably to stop being broke. But beyond that...
03/12/2022

Write down financial goals for yourself. Your first big financial goal is probably to stop being broke. But beyond that, you should set short-term, mid-term, and long-term goals that you can work towards too. It can help you stay focused and work towards something worth achieving for your personal finances or your family’s. Your financial goals will be personal and depend on what you are currently looking to achieve in each goal setting. But do this constantly and when you finish a goal, celebrate it! Even if it’s something small or simple, you are doing more than many people do for themselves.

Understanding Your Paycheck. If you work for yourself or you are getting a paycheck from your job, you need to understan...
02/12/2022

Understanding Your Paycheck. If you work for yourself or you are getting a paycheck from your job, you need to understand the basics of it. Items like what taxes are taken out, your gross pay, net pay, social security, medicare, etc. Since it’s your money that you worked for, you should understand what goes where and why.
Again, another simple but crucial area of personal finance basics you want to master.

The Value of Building An Emergency Fund. Saving money is probably the most common item that everyone understands about p...
01/12/2022

The Value of Building An Emergency Fund. Saving money is probably the most common item that everyone understands about personal finances. Yet, so many still don’t think about stacking their emergency funds. Many experts will say various cash ranges for this fund, but the standard I’ve seen is 3-6 months of expenses. Understanding the value of an emergency fund, why you need one, and the purpose it serves is the easiest of the personal finance basics.

Think about buying a home. Many people in their 20s are renters, which is understandable — renting gives you flexibility...
29/11/2022

Think about buying a home. Many people in their 20s are renters, which is understandable — renting gives you flexibility and mobility, and it can be less expensive, in the short term, than buying. But as you ease into your 30s, you should consider buying a home as a way to build wealth. Historically, real estate has been a great investment, and mortgage rates are at historic lows right now. The sooner you buy, the sooner you can start building equity and upping your net worth. Just be sure you know what you’re getting into. Owning a home comes with a lot of responsibilities, both financial and practical.

Catch hidden fees and improve investments. If you are investing for retirement in a 401k or IRA (you should be!), one wa...
28/11/2022

Catch hidden fees and improve investments. If you are investing for retirement in a 401k or IRA (you should be!), one way to save yourself money is to watch out for fees. Many financial companies have account fees, maintenance fees, or other high fees that are costing you thousands in retirement. And most times, you might not even realize this is happening!

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