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Teaching your children about personal finance
Teaching your children about personal finance is an important part of parenting. By starting early and using real-life examples, you can help your child develop good financial habits and set...
Starting a business with no capital
Starting a business with no capital can be a challenging task, but it’s not impossible. The good news is that there are several ways to get started with little or...
The Rule of Thumb
The Rule of Thumb is a term used to describe a general guideline or principle that is based on practical experience rather than scientific or mathematical analysis.
Tracking your expenses. 7 tips
Tracking expenses is a crucial aspect of personal finance management, as it enables individuals to monitor their spending habits and identify areas where they can make adjustments. Proper tracking can...
10 points for thinking about saving for emergencies.
Set a savings goal Determine how much you need to save for emergencies and set a specific savings goal.
Prioritizing expenses
Prioritizing expenses means deciding which expenses are most important to you and allocating your money accordingly.When you prioritize your expenses, you ensure that your money is being used to meet...
Improving Financial Literacy
Learning about various financial topics—personal finance, saving and investing, buying a home, retirement planning, the stock and bond markets, tax-shielding strategies, to name a few—is essential to well-informed, successful financial decision-making. Financial literacy is a key to achieving important financial goals over the course of your entire life.
What are the best resources for improving your financial literacy? How can you take your financial know-how to the next level? We’re partial to a certain finance website, of course, but the reality is that there are a number of tools that are well worth your time.
There are a lot of personal finance podcasts out there, and libraries and civic centers sometimes have presentations by local financial professionals that are geared to novice investors. Financial websites (including Investopedia) are another great resource for financial education. Books and magazines are a great way to learn about finances, although it's important to find a publication that's appropriate for your experience and level of understanding. Financial professionals themselves and/or financial firms also offer financial education opportunities.
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