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Author Archives: Iliyana & Fhram

What Does it Mean to Pay Yourself First?

The term “pay yourself first” is very popular in the world of personal finances. Here’s what it means.

Posted byIliyana & FhramMarch 17, 2023March 17, 2023Posted inMoney MindsetTags:financial goals, financial planning, money habits, money tipsLeave a comment on What Does it Mean to Pay Yourself First?

Why Budgeting is One of the Best Financial Habits

Being in control of your money allows you to make the best use of it. One of the most helpful changes you could make is creating and managing a realistic budget.

Posted byIliyana & FhramMarch 11, 2023March 11, 2023Posted inBudgeting, Money ManagementTags:Budgeting, financial goals, financial planning, money habits1 Comment on Why Budgeting is One of the Best Financial Habits

Why You Need an Emergency Fund

An emergency fund is a sum of money that you have easily at your disposal, but you don’t use it unless it’s necessary. Here’s why you need it.

Posted byIliyana & FhramFebruary 28, 2023Posted inMoney ManagementTags:emergency fund, financial planning, money tips, savings1 Comment on Why You Need an Emergency Fund

5 Questions to Ask Before Buying Something

One of the worst money habits is buying mindlessly and out of impulse. Here are 5 questions to ask before you make your next purchase.

Posted byIliyana & FhramFebruary 19, 2023Posted inMoney ManagementTags:budget management, expense tracking, financial planning, money habits, money tips, spendingLeave a comment on 5 Questions to Ask Before Buying Something

How to Save Money Like the Japanese: Kakebo

Kakebo is a century-old Japanese philosophy for saving money that is far more effective than any other budgeting method. Here’s why and how.

Posted byIliyana & FhramFebruary 12, 2023February 12, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:financial planning, kakebo method, money habits, Money Management, saving, savings goalsLeave a comment on How to Save Money Like the Japanese: Kakebo

Why Improving Your Financial Literacy Matters

Financial freedom is the ultimate goal for many but to get there, you need to master financial literacy first.  

Posted byIliyana & FhramFebruary 5, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:benefits of financial literacy, financial freedom, financial knowledge, financial literacy, Money Management, Money MasteringLeave a comment on Why Improving Your Financial Literacy Matters

How to Think About Your Money Priorities

How well you manage your money depends on the decisions that you make. Here’s how you should prioritise where your money goes.

Posted byIliyana & FhramJanuary 27, 2023Posted inMoney ManagementTags:emergency fund, financial goals, high-interest debt, investments, money habits, money priorities, money tips, savingsLeave a comment on How to Think About Your Money Priorities

What is the Difference Between Good and Bad Debt

Not all debt is bad. Here’s how to classify which debt can be positive and which debt you should absolutely avoid.

Posted byIliyana & FhramJanuary 16, 2023March 18, 2023Posted inDebtTags:debt free, debt management, debt tips, money habits, money tipsLeave a comment on What is the Difference Between Good and Bad Debt

Top 5 Spending Mistakes Most People Make

No one teaches us what to do with our money once we start earning a salary. Here are the top 5 money mistakes we all make or have made.

Posted byIliyana & FhramJanuary 12, 2023Posted inMoney Management, Personal FinancesTags:financial goals, money habits, Money Management, money mistakes, money tipsLeave a comment on Top 5 Spending Mistakes Most People Make

How to Set Up Your Financial Objectives

The beginning of the new year is a great time to set your personal finance objectives. Here’s how to go about it.

Posted byIliyana & FhramJanuary 6, 2023Posted inPersonal FinancesTags:financial goals, financial objectives, financial planning, money tips, personal finance printables1 Comment on How to Set Up Your Financial Objectives

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