Hey there, fellow Reader.
I want to share with you a few thoughts that came into my mind while reading a book by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan with the title “The One Thing”.
In a nutshell, the book is about the power of focus and consistency. Over time, these are ingredients for extraordinary results. Read more… »
For my wife and me, the dream of a house with a big, wonderful garden is deeply rooted and in fact, buying our first real estate object is an incredibly exciting goal we pursue.
But having been looking for our Dream House for two years now, it’s pretty obvious, that “finding the perfect real estate object” is not an easy project.
The hard, cold numbers show us, that it is a pretty daunting task to find a house here in central europe, suitable to our “needs” and not to overpay. Read more… »
This post was contributed by Amy Nickson, a passionate writer on finance. Amy is a professional blogger whom has started her own blog and also works as a contributor for the Oak View Law Group. Please share your opinions by commenting below.
‘Probability’, ‘Risk’, ‘Ifs’, ‘Buts’, ‘Uncertainty’, these are very troubling factors in our life. When will it be a good time, or when it will run rough, we can never estimate, no matter how hard we try.
Finance and monetary issues are needed to be understood in detail to cope up with unexpected expenses in life. I always love to say, there is nothing called unexpected expense or anything as such. I believe we are not capable enough in proper money management and thus fall prey to tough financial emergencies. Read more… »
To me it is always fascinating how strongly people focus on their salaries as a kind of “well-being indicator”, which is quite illusive from a personal finance perspective. Read more… »
Your savings rate is the the key factor if you want to shape your finances, gain financial flexibility in your life, being able to invest and build up an ever growing passive income stream in order to reach Financial Independence in a reasonable time frame.