For me I have to say you have to learn the game of it all but once you've done that you should follow most of these carefully depending on your goals, for example me I want to use money to help solve problems in the world but I also want to live a comfortable life and be at peace so even if one thing that might be making me money now fails I wanna be sure I have more sources of passive money coming in also :) DIVERSIFY! lol
I think if we're going bare-bones basic... you can't go wrong with "Spend less than you earn." Following that religiously ensures you always have a surplus from which you can follow the rest of the rules.
LOL I could have benefitted from each of these years ago. Live and learn. Now as I rebuild it's.....Have a plan, and set goals!
you will get there fast set the goals make the plan and do it
For me I have to say you have to learn the game of it all but once you've done that you should follow most of these carefully depending on your goals, for example me I want to use money to help solve problems in the world but I also want to live a comfortable life and be at peace so even if one thing that might be making me money now fails I wanna be sure I have more sources of passive money coming in also :) DIVERSIFY! lol
Hard to choose a #1, honestly!
I think if we're going bare-bones basic... you can't go wrong with "Spend less than you earn." Following that religiously ensures you always have a surplus from which you can follow the rest of the rules.
I think this should be taught in school as basics of finance.
Cool, not sure about every point doh :)
How can you have cash if every dollar is at work?
Every single rule is important of this chart
These are all true. I wish I knew them 20 years ago. But it's better late then never.
#1. Pay yourself first.
Then pay all the others ones (1's, priorities and goals).
Spend Less Than You Earn is my #1. !PIZZA