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As memories of 1987 finally fade, hundreds of thousands of Kiwis have embraced the new world of online share investment, writes Tamsyn Parker
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A Wof check for your Kiwisaver
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12320196
from
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Also see
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The Richest Man in Babylon
Thoughts of Og Mandino: A Better Way to Live: “I will love the light, because …
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Next look for your notes on this simple book with good basic financial principles, c
(somewhere amongst your “filing chaos”)
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The Richest Man In Babylon
The Books revolves around stories shared by rich and successful individuals from Babylon which was one of the richest cities of it’s time. Many kings tried to attack the city but were unsuccessful. As the Huge walls of Babylon protected it from such attacks. Such was the forward thinking of their kings.
“Our prosperity as a nation depends upon the personal financial prosperity of each of us individuals.”
This motto led the king to have the richest man in Babylon give tips to the citizen so everyone can make enough money and use it to prosper themselves and finally the city.
Thus The Seven Cures Of Lean Purse were Put Forth.
THE FIRST CURE: START THY PURSE TO FATTENING
For each ten coins i put in, to spend but nine
Save 1/10th of whatever you earn. No matter what happens you cant touch the saved sum of money for…
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Help your kids grow financially literate: Diana Clement
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For those who like investment advice off the shelf
FINANCIAL PASSAGES
Armstrong Jones Financial Passagesby Paul Fyfe and Lenise Webster
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/for-those-who-like-investment-advice-off-the-
*Free stuff
Your Retirement Action Planner, from the Office of the Retirement Commissioner on 0800-45-65-85. Includes a series of worksheets that let you answer questions such as how much you’ll need in retirement, and how much you’ll have to save to get there.
Also some more general advice on money management. Financial Passages, by Paul Fyfe and Lenise Webster, from funds management company Armstrong Jones on 0800-PASSAGES (0800-7277-2437). Looks at the six stages, or “passages” of life, and the financial issues you are likely to face at each stage.
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The Facts of Life: What every woman should know about money
Originally posted on Craig’s Books and Articles on Money Management: https://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/user/15565?page=10
The Facts of Life: What every woman should know about money — BOOKS BY CRAIG LOCK
https://www.selfgrowth.com/articles/user/15565?page=10
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Craig’s money blogs are at
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The Richest Man in Babylon
This book is based on Babylonian wisdom. Apparently, they found some tablets with written inscription on it. When deciphered it contained some age old wisdom on saving money, investing and creating wealth. George S. Clason has written a book in it. All nice points to follow – save 10% of your income, invest it with the help of experienced money managers, make money work for you, spend only so much. Of course many of the advices are colloquial in the sense that lending money to earn money is not done in today’s times. Today that kind of advice is anathema. Nobody does that, banks and financial institutions are doing that. Towards the end there is a good section on becoming debt free which is quite good – save 10% of your income, spend only 70% of the income and use the balance 20% to repay all the debts you have…
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Spread the News! — Survive Today
My purpose and goal for this website and blog is to reach as many people as I can to educate and encourage people on budgeting. Budgeting is something that has always been extremely important to me and, over the years, I have learned that not everyone looks at budgeting and money management in the same […]
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Thanks for another follow and happy blogging/writing
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