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Automate anything you can

Assuming you have enough to cover the bills and aren't pulling an overdraft fee, start by automating your retirement savings. You know you need an emergency fund, so automate. Do the same with increasing your 401(k) contributions each year, or paying off your credit card debt. 

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Train yourself not to adapt

We have this idea that if we just make a certain amount of money, we're going to do great. But it doesn't work like that. We find ourselves always adapting our spending and lifestyle to our income.

Be careful with your spending even if you suddenly have more than you need. Don't chase tempo...

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Understanding personal finance

Understanding personal finance

It is possible to make a budget work while still saving enough to retire. It starts with learning to change your habits so you can put money aside.

It is not that easy to make any sort of real, lasting change in your habits. You will have a few setbacks, and that's ok.

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Knowledge is power

When it comes to money, people will do whatever they can to get hold of your money, regardless of how it will affect you.

Don't rush into any sort of decision making. Always consult a second source.

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Save a percentage of each paycheck

Put 10 % away from each check you receive to create a cash buffer for emergencies. Try and increase it with time.

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Get started

  1. Start early. The more time your money and investments have to grow before you need them, the more money you’ll have all things being equal. Every little bit counts, even to only to get into the right habits.
  2. Put yourself in the right place geographically.
  3. Do some side hustles...

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Finances are bigger than your paycheck

Our personal finances don't exist on their own. They are connected to the economy and government laws and regulations. It all is as much part of your finances as to how you spend and save your paycheck.

Educate yourself. Call your members of Congress and let them know what you think.

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