From Emotional Spending to Intentional Spending; 6 Practical Steps to Take Control of Your Money One of the biggest financial mistakes I see people make is impulse spending. We spend money on the things we love fashion, vacations, eating out, gadgets, or anything that gives us instant joy. But if we’re not intentional, those small […]
The truth is, you can’t keep cutting your expenses, especially when most of what you spend on are basic needs. At some point, there’s nothing left to cut. Think about it. You need food. You need a place to live. You need transport to get to work and move around. You need to pay for
Meaningful Financial Gifts for Your Loved One This Valentine’s Day Are you wondering what to give your partner or loved one—a gift that is meaningful and will make an impact for a lifetime? Valentine’s Day is often associated with chocolates, flowers, and romantic dinners, but what if you could give a gift that has a
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Its holiday season right, may be you are in a mood of a pause and you only want enjoy time with your loved ones, I understand, but let me tell, this is also a great time to take self-assessment on your short and long term goals, it’s important to take yourself out for a date,
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