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Building Wealth Habit 1: Pay Yourself First

on December 30, 2019

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Building Wealth Mistake 1: Buy Luxury Goods To Look Rich

on December 26, 2019

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#1 Step Building Your Wealth: Set Your Financial Goals

on December 22, 2019

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3 Concepts: How to start building wealth?

on December 21, 2019

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Building Wealth Habit 1: Pay Yourself First

What does pay yourself first mean? It means that when your monthly paycheck is credited to your bank accounts, your transfer ("pay") certain amount of the paycheck to another of your saving accounts before your pay to others (bills). Why pay yourself first? Many of us will pay others (bills) first when receive our monthly paycheck. Hence by end of the month, many of us will not have any or much money left for savings & investments. It seems like we are making money for others instead for ourselves. You may had heard this “Is not much how much money you make, but is how much money you keep” – by Robert Kiyosaki. This is one of the best habits in building wealth . How much to pay yourself first? There is no fixed rules on how much to pay yourself first. It can be a 10%, 20% or 30% of your net monthly paycheck or start with an amount which is comfortable to start with depending of your financial goals . No matter what is the amount, start wi

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